My mother age 48, is facing watery stools issue from 10 days going 3 times daily, no pain or weakness but lost about 4.2kg . The last checked weight is 15 days back which is 95 and now it's 91.8 . She has osteoarthritis and also done root canal recently, kindly advise
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
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, dr has prescribed rifagut 400 and florachamp for loose stools. Please tell me if i need to leave 2 hrs gap between them?? And rifagut 400 prescribed for 3 times a day for 3 days. Whats the ideal gap between doses? And is 3 times really needed?
At around 5 a.m yesterday, I suddenly developed severe abdominal pain, which seemed to be due to food poisoning. I vomited once and passed stools 1–2 times, but the abdominal pain still continued. So I went to the hospital emergency department, where they gave me some medicines through injections/IV. The pain improved after that. However, after coming home, I started passing small amounts of loose, watery stools frequently, and I also developed a fever, for which I took PCM (paracetamol). The doctor prescribed Pan-D and Darolac, both twice daily (BD), to take at home. Can I also take Norflox-TZ along with these medicines?
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