Stomach pain
Stomach pain regularly occurs, feels like vomiting is to be happening, can't eat food on time please help
Stomach pain regularly occurs, feels like vomiting is to be happening, can't eat food on time please help
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
Symptoms From Last 8 month weight loss - 08kg current weight -54kg height -165CM Fatigue Overthinking Mood swings Twitching in body Nervousness Heaviness in stomach after eating No complete motion evacuation IBS ( From last 12 years) Plz suggest Medicine & treatment for above symptoms and to increase weight.
History: Fissure surgery in 2020. Increased bowel frequency started in 2021. Symptoms: Recurrent head rotation/dizziness, body weakness, and joint pain occurring alongside frequent toilet visits. Tests Done: Neurologist: Brain MRI (Normal) Gastroenterologist: Colonoscopy (Normal) Blood Work: Vitamin B deficiency (Treated, now normal) Core Concern: I saw the Neurologist and Gastroenterologist separately. Each evaluated only their own area without visibility into the other's domain or my joint pain. I still lack a unified diagnosis for why these symptoms interact together. Questions: 1 What underlying cause or systemic link do you suspect connects frequent bowel movements, lightheadedness, and joint pain when MRI and colonoscopy are normal? 2 Could post-fissure surgery changes play a role? 3 Which specialist (e.g., Senior Internal Medicine or Rheumatology) should I consult next?
Hi doctor, I was on antibiotics for around 30 days for viral fever and fissure around 2 months ago but after that I am having extreme tiredness and sometimes diarrhea and anxiety , I have taking probiotics too but still no improvement
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