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
I had fasted today till afternoon and from evening I have stomach pain which is unbearable. I ate my dinner thinking that it might be from not having food for entire day but it was still paining when I was eating. The pain is not continuous but when it comes and goes immediately it stings like hell
I was positive for Hpylori in july and gastro gave me Rifashell 400 twice for 30 days but could only do 20days then i had to stop because of some financial distress. Now in Sep I m getting acidic burps and burning sensation i m nauseous and moreover i use to take nicotex beacuse i quit smoking 6 months ago. How can i get my digestion back and gut issues be gone? Should i repeat Rifashell400 and complete the course ? Should i add something to heal my gut lining. Cause PanD couldnt solve my acidity it s too extreme.
I have endoscopi report with pangastratise before 1.5years Now 15 days colonoscopy report is internal hemorrhoids Always bloting, heaviness,after eating,sound in stomach Regurgitation after three hours meals, constipation 1.5 years Some time stomach pain now.9 months felling watery leakages always but only gas passing and feeling going to latrin Poor sleep, anxiety for latrin feeling Is it ibs .
Stomach pain regularly occurs, feels like vomiting is to be happening, can't eat food on time please help
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