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Severe Constipation

Hi Doctor, I am experiencing severe constipation and am unable to pass stool despite repeated attempts. It feels like the stool is stuck right at the opening of my anus, and I am experiencing significant pain in the anal area along with constant pressure in my lower abdomen. I last passed stool on Friday, and although I am still able to pass gas, I am unable to pass the stool. Could you please advise me on what I should do and whether I need to come in for an urgent consultation?

Sweet pain in my abdomen a week ago

Sweet pain in my abdomen (not always,happens sometimes)a week ago,  3-4 inches above naval point with some cramps. Took digene syrup 10 ml twice after food and espra DSR in empty stomach for six days. Then started vizilac twice. Still I face little discomfort ( improved although than before)after my lunch , a little heaviness in the abdomen area.what should I do now.

Stomach Ache in the midnight

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?

Digestive

Bro, I have Hashimoto’s, and whenever I eat outside food, even occasionally, I tend to develop symptoms that feel like an infection. My family gastroenterologist usually prescribes Rifagut 400 mg along with Albiox-Pre and a probiotic tablet. I ate outside food when I went to Chennai two days ago, and now I’m having similar symptoms. What should I do now? Is there any gastroenterologist available at Sun Clinic today?

Stomach ache and bloating

On 21st, I ate a large amount of sattu and 2 shawarmas at night. The next morning, I developed stomach pain, gas and 6–7 episodes of watery loose stools. Since then, I have been eating bland foods such as khichdi, curd and bread. The diarrhea has improved, but I still have constant mild abdominal pain (around 3/10), pressure, bloating and a feeling of fullness. Belching does not provide much relief. I have no fever, nausea, vomiting, blood in stool or obvious dehydration. For the symptoms, I took 3 doses of O2 (for loose motion), 3 doses of Spas (for stomach pain) and 3 doses of Omee (for gas/acidity) over the past 3 days, but I have not had significant relief. I would like to know the possible cause and whether I need any tests or further treatment.

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Doctors
Dr. Thomas Craig Ransbottom - Gastroenterologist
Dr. Thomas Craig Ransbottom Gastroenterologist (Residency in Internal Medicine, Fellowship in Gastroenterology, Bachelor Of Science, Doctorate Of Medicine) 47 years experience Ohio Gastroenterology Group Inc
Columbus 43202, COLUMBUS
Dr. David Edward Subler - Gastroenterologist
Dr. David Edward Subler Gastroenterologist (Medical School, Gastroenterology - Fellowship, Residency, Internal Medicine, Medical Education) 39 years experience Licking Memorial Hospital
Southwest Columbus, COLUMBUS
Dr. Bruce Liam Hennessy - Gastroenterologist
Dr. Bruce Liam Hennessy Gastroenterologist (Medical School, Residency - ID, Fellowship 2, Bachelor of Science - Business, Doctor of Medicine, Fellowship in Gastroenterology, Residency in Internal Medicine) 27 years experience The James Cancer Hospital And Solove Research Institute
Columbus 43210, COLUMBUS
Dr. Hayat Mousa - Gastroenterologist
Dr. Hayat Mousa Gastroenterologist (Fellowship in pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology, and nutrition, MD, Pediatric Residency, Physician Leadership Academy, Faculty Leadership Institute) 31 years experience Ohio State Harding Hospital
Fifth by Northwest, COLUMBUS
Dr. Seth David Hoffman - Gastroenterologist
Dr. Seth David Hoffman Gastroenterologist (Medical Education, Medical School, Residency - ID, Fellowship 2, Fellowship in Gastroenterology, Residency in Internal Medicine) 27 years experience Ohio Gastroenterology Group Inc
Columbus 43202, COLUMBUS