I was not feeling hungry since 5-6 days, and day before yesterday I started getting gassy burps and feeling gassy so I took pantop 40 which improve my situation, but with this I started loose stools or diarrhoea, it has been day 2 with the same situation but without gastic, I was on ketorol dt since 6-7 days for tooth surgery, which I immediately stopped after after the gastic problem. And I still don't feel like eating anything, my urine is normal.
I feel lack of appetite since 3-4 days, but today I feel gassy and having loose stool and gassy burps, I had an tooth surgery for which I was on pain killers since last 6-7 days, also I had wet cough. I never had gastic problems, is this something related for liver function, shall I go for LFT? I am taken eno, pudinhara and digene but nothing work so I took a pantop 40 before dinner.
5 days ago I was travelling and ate outside food and snacks, cashews. Then after eating feeling nauseous and too much mucus in throat, feeling throat is block, unable to swallow sometimes. Also gas and burp. Tongue has become red and hurt when eating. Chest burn sometimes.
I am 39 years old and have mild cervical spondylosis for around 9 years. Recently, I started doing Cat-Cow, glute bridges, dead bug, pelvic tilts and walking. These exercises seem to relieve my neck stiffness, but I have started experiencing lower abdominal heaviness and a stone-like feeling in my lower tummy. Other symptoms: Intermittent heaviness and burning sensation in the lower abdomen. Passing stools 3–4 times daily, sometimes loose. Some relief after passing stools and urine. Discomfort comes and goes. My expected period date is the 9th. I also have a weakly positive ANA (1:100) and am worried whether it is related. Could these exercises cause abdominal or pelvic muscle strain? Could this be related to my periods, bowel issues or any gynaecological condition? Should I stop these exercises for now?
I am a 35 yrs old man, in 2019 the very first time I observed that my LFT was deranged, and the report was SGOT-90 & SGPT-98, Triglycerides -190 and USG (Abd) shows fatty liver grade -1, remaining tets was all normal. Since then I am monitoring my liver health every 3 monthly and reportds remain almost similar. OT/PT remains below 100 but almost always above 50 and TG - nearby 200. I have also done Fibroscan latest in Jan 26 and report was - CAP- 255 dB/m and LSM - 5.8 and report was fatty liver grade-1. One pattern I have noticed in these yrs that every time I gain 4-5 kg wt reports become more abnormal. But I am a active person, continuously doing gym since last 15 yrs. I am also playing badminton, I am doing running/walk almost 5k. Physically symptoms are - I feeling bloated many times also I feel low many times. I always worried about my liver and heart health. I did Echo TMT ECG and all was normal. My viral Markers are always Negative. Here is my LFT report. In this TG was 192.
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