Stomach sound and heaviness after eating of half an hour. always,more gas passing, regurgitation and naucea feeling after eating of three hours every meal since 1.5 years Constipation 1.5 years ,now 9 months always feeling watery stool leakages,but not coming only gas passing frequently Is it ibs
Stomach pain regularly occurs, feels like vomiting is to be happening, can't eat food on time please help
Hi I am suffering from heavy stress my jaw and body always stay in stress and I am having lots of the time diarrhea issue I am unable to eat anything I am tired and in low energy now What to do in this
I have bloating problem and sometimes itching in my anus .also I dont gain wait even I eat healthy and balance diet. I dont have constipation and any other medical issue .kindly suggest
Hi sir/ma'am I recently have severe abdominal pain of extreme lower left side pain due to constipation and it happens since one year back it comes and goes but in ultrasound everything is normal so doctor prescribed me crampfreee for some other reason on top of that from today onwards hyocmax s is there any risk on that tablet or will that help on my severe abdominal pain due to ibs c or ulcerative colitis please guide me thank you
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