Last week I had a terrible stomach ache ...went to doctor ...he gave me O2 happi D and cyclopam ...but even after 4 to 5 days getting mild upper abdomen pain after having meals ...feels lightheaded too sometimes ...low energy ...
Hi, I am 26 years old. I already eat a very little, I dont even feel like eating, I am working out, taking protein but yet not able to lose weight. Why?
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.
Hello I am suffering from minor discomfort and minor pain in my mid abdominal pain. It's been 2-3 days. Can you please suggest what I do 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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