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??
24hrs k upar hogaya muje continue mucus jesa potty hora h muje 93days k bad 24th oct ko abi date aaya h tabi se ye problem hora h pet me gaat marne jesa khichra h boht pain hora h back kamar pet aur abi toh headache b hone laga h duper se one side pura khichrai nus kya karu please help
Hello I was diagnosed with hitus hernia GRED with Esophagatis (LA gradeA) severe Antral Gastritis mild duodenitis hitus hernia issue. I finish h pylori kit and later did not review with test again. This was completed year back now some time I feel upper stomach fullness and bloating and burbing, mild inflammation in upper side of stomach which is constant after I was diagnosed with GRED issue. Please suggest do I need to redo test again endoscopy or do I need to test for h pylori reoccurance check
My 80-year-old father has recurrent episodes of rapid breathing and restlessness, mainly in the evening after lunch and afternoon sleep. He was hospitalized previously with severe breathlessness, diagnosed with acute LVF, and underwent coronary angiography. No angioplasty or repeat bypass was advised. He had bypass surgery 20 years ago. His oxygen saturation remained 98–99% during hospitalization. He also has chronic acidity, constipation, and a history of gastritis. Dytor 10 mg, previously prescribed SOS, was restarted recently as symptoms returned. Could these episodes be cardiac, pulmonary, or gastrointestinal in origin? Why does he remain relatively normal during the first half of the day? What further tests, treatment, or medication adjustments are recommended?
I feel lack of appetite since 3-4 days, but today I feel gassy and having loose stool and gassy burps, I had an tooth surgery for which I was on pain killers since last 6-7 days, also I had wet cough. I never had gastic problems, is this something related for liver function, shall I go for LFT? I am taken eno, pudinhara and digene but nothing work so I took a pantop 40 before dinner.
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