I am unable to pass the stool as soon as I wake up since a month. I take tea and biscuits, then I am able to pass it, but with mild straining. Still I don't feel fully relieved. I have been taking 500mg of calcium since 2 months. Water intake is also around 4-5 glasses. My daily meal contains, tea and 2 biscuits in the morning, then a simple breakfast, 2 chappatis with vegetables in lunch, and then a bowl of dal at night. I feel, my diet's less. What to do, I am in tension!!
Since last two days, I'm having constipation due to which stools are too hard so I'm not able to freshen up. Like too little with quite some pressure. I am hydrating and walking. I bought Looz syrup which is Lactulose, it was given to one of my relatives for constipation. How much dosage should I take, like how much and when and for how long? I'm 25 years old, female. Also due to constipation I'm feeling bloated with a warm moving feeling inside my stomach. Or should I consult a doctor first, it's the third day.
I m taking medicine but not gaining my weight please help me..I m under Physician consultation and taking medicine since june but my weight is droping so much what can i do to regain my weight wright now my weight is 46 and my age is 36.its start from last year September and at that time my weight is 54..I m taking full precautions and eat very well but weight is still 46
Hi doctor, I have milk intolerance lactose intolerance whenever I drink milk or it dairy items I have anxiety low energy stomach pain so what I do if I accidently drink milk or eat dairy product what to do after that to avoid this symptoms of lactose intolerance and milk intolerance any medicine or any supplement please suggest thank you
For few days, I am feeling Gastric issues. My stomach remains always bloated and heavy with little bit of pain and I am feeling uncomfortable and frequently belching occurs . Sir/Ma'am, what may be the reason for this and which medication should I take?? Kindly help me out.
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