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 😀
So I play with dogs cows etc while I am doing my morning walk and recently I was prescribed deworming medication and I was feeling quite an easy and had some digestion problems but now after the deworming I feel better and also while being I have observed some small worm like organisms three times very small thread like but wiggling which of stopped after the medication so my question is whether I should take deworming medication as a routine part I remember the doctor mentioning every 6 months but since I am interacting with animals everyday what is your take on the duration should I be taking it monthly is it harmful?
Last week had sudden severe stomach pain...bloating ...and mild burping ...doctor have Happi D ... cyclopam...and O2 ...after that it got better ..but was having mild pain after meals ...then doctor asked to take nexpro rd along with cyclopam ...also got a sonography done ...now feeling much better ...do I still need to do endoscopy as doctor feels am getting these issues quite often which gets ok with meds ...n also these issues flare up once I stop taking nexito plus...am I having stomach issues because of anxiety or is it gastritis...is it necessary to do endoscopy right away as I m feeling better...attaching reports...
I am 39 years old and have mild cervical spondylosis for around 9 years. Recently, I started doing Cat-Cow, glute bridges, dead bug, pelvic tilts and walking. These exercises seem to relieve my neck stiffness, but I have started experiencing lower abdominal heaviness and a stone-like feeling in my lower tummy. Other symptoms: Intermittent heaviness and burning sensation in the lower abdomen. Passing stools 3–4 times daily, sometimes loose. Some relief after passing stools and urine. Discomfort comes and goes. My expected period date is the 9th. I also have a weakly positive ANA (1:100) and am worried whether it is related. Could these exercises cause abdominal or pelvic muscle strain? Could this be related to my periods, bowel issues or any gynaecological condition? Should I stop these exercises for now?
For the past 3 weeks, I have been suffering from severe abdominal pain and gas problems. It initially started one day after I stayed without eating all morning and then had a meal at around 4 PM. At that time, I felt gas moving throughout my abdomen. The problem was worse at night, and after eating, I experienced pain on the right side of my abdomen. Now, the pain on the right side of my abdomen feels like a stabbing pain, and there is a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen. A few days ago, the pain was so severe that I was even having difficulty walking. I can walk normally now, but the severe internal abdominal pain has not improved. The pain is mainly on the right side of the abdomen, starting around the right side of the navel and extending toward the lower right abdomen, where I feel a sense of heaviness. My bowel movements are normal and soft, and I do not have constipation. There is also a burning sensation and pain on the right side of my abdomen. My usg report normal.
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