Severe stomach pain in the midnight during the sleep. sure whether it’s gastric related or related to her period, she had a vada pav with chillies in the evening and hasn’t eaten anything since then. she stays in a hostel where there isn’t much access to proper food. what would you recommend... should she consult a general physician or a gynaecologist?
Please clarify if lactase drops(not tablet) from Yamoo can be used for adults who have lactose intolerance? If yes what is the dosage and do we have to leave milk for 30mins after adding the drops or can we have it immediately? Also how long does the effect of drops stay in food?
I am having headache since morning and feeling nauseous. I have puked two times but still feeling something in my stomach
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.
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