I feel indigestion and heartburn after meal. Stool is like paste. It feels like stool is not completely emptied. I have fatty liver issue grade 3. Is it due to liver problem or some gastric problem. I dont want to go for endoscopy.
I recently had some outside food and due to gas and acidity my stomach started paining a lot since Saturday and is still continuing till now. The pain is not continuous but rather happening in a discrete manner. Sometimes it is peak and then it goes down. It gets more worsened during eating or running. I am also on medication prescribed by my dermatologist for fungal infection in nails. I am having Itrasys CF 100 mg capsule since 3 weeks as a part of course duration. If there is some possible relief medicine which I can take (it does not interact with the current medication going on) please help
I have a history of anxiety disorder. I am in great pain from past months. Please help me. I don't know what to do now I have been thinking the pain will go away but it comes back again and again when anxiety kicks in I feel severe dehydration also
Hello I was diagnosed with hitus hernia GRED with Esophagatis (LA gradeA) severe Antral Gastritis mild duodenitis hitus hernia issue. I finish h pylori kit and later did not review with test again. This was completed year back now some time I feel upper stomach fullness and bloating and burbing, mild inflammation in upper side of stomach which is constant after I was diagnosed with GRED issue. Please suggest do I need to redo test again endoscopy or do I need to test for h pylori reoccurance check
My stomach is filled with gas. Most of the times my stomach is flat but whenever I eat channa , potato , outside food types etc., my stomach is filled with gas which leads to bloating of my stomach. Is there any home made solution for removing this stored gas from my stomach? Please do suggest 😀
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