Difficulty in swallowing
My stomach was very acidic, and now slowly and gradually I have developed difficult and pain-full in swallowing. I vomit sometimes after eating. What should i do ? How should i move forward??
My stomach was very acidic, and now slowly and gradually I have developed difficult and pain-full in swallowing. I vomit sometimes after eating. What should i do ? How should i move forward??
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 been feeling constipation for 3 months now. I keep feeling pain at right side of my abdomen near liver. I get stools daily but i have to sit long for it 5-10 min so it feels like constipation but when stools pass it's not hard lumps it's soft but not really formed. I keep getting pressure for stools most of the day but there is nothing when I go washroom. Also facing increased flatulence and burps because of gas. I went for ultrasound I'm attaching report. Please tell me what to do next
Dear Doctor, I would like to seek your advice regarding my 80-year-old father. In 2025, he was admitted to the same hospital with heavy breathing and discomfort in his lower chest and upper abdomen. He was diagnosed with acute gastritis, and we were told that his breathing difficulty could be related to the gastric problem. In 2026, he was admitted again with almost identical symptoms, including heavy breathing and chest discomfort, but without pain or cramps in his chest, jaw or arm. This time, he was diagnosed with acute left ventricular failure (LVF). We are confused as to why similar symptoms led to different diagnoses on these two occasions. He continues to experience these episodes, particularly after lunch and his afternoon sleep. Could you please advise whether these recurring symptoms could be related to gastritis or acid reflux, or a cardiac condition ?
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...
Acid Reflux and GERDHeartburn once in a while after a heavy or spicy meal is common. But if you frequently experience a burning sensation in your chest, sour fluid coming back into your throat, nighttime discomfort, or repeated dependence on antacids, it may be more than occasional ...
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