Gerd Treatment

Health Q&A
ECONORM PROBIOTIC

Is ECONORM probiotic taken before or after food ? I'm suffering from IBS with occasional loose motions and right rib pain below arm pit .

Intusive thought

Over the past 3 months I had panic attacks with dizziness, chest pain, fear of death. Consulted ENT, Ayurvedic, Cardiologist, then Gastroenterologist. Endoscopy showed GERD, LPR, H. pylori. Anxiety reduced after diagnosis but intrusive thoughts began (vivid dreams/images of harming self/others, “what if” scenarios). No intent, but distressing.  Physical symptoms: chest pain, right-side neck/ear pain, one-sided head pain, fatigue, numbness, detached feeling. Labs: Vitamin D very low (14.99 ng/mL), calcium 9.9, B12 injections ongoing.  Medications: Nexito 5 mg (vivid dreams), Paroxetine ER 12.5 mg + Peelar 20 mg (worsened stomach), Magnesium glycinate (helped briefly, reduced intrusive thoughts last 2 days). Quit smoking/drinking 3 months ago.  Anxiety fluctuates; stress/news/work trigger panic (latest after office fight). Still working but fear losing control. Financial strain from repeated visits.  Which Dr to visit what to do further?

Gas and dry cough

My father has extreme gas at one point during the day, discomfort in chest, dry cough and sore throat which is not going away with any kind of home remedy. What could be the reason?

Frequent vomiting with mild stomach pain

My 5 year daughter has vomiting 3-4 times in the night with mild stomach pain,first 2 times normal vomit and then watery vomiting.please suggest medication.

Need review as Symptoms not improving

NOV-upper middle abdominal pain, got relief by Pantacid DSR. DEC-as doc said did some tests.SGPT 90,SGOT 43,BILIRUBIN 1.6; tsh,creatinine,urea,fbs,HBa1AC,lipid,Na-k test all clear and usg abd also clear. JAN-SGPT 150,SGOT 50,BILIRUBIN 1.6,EOSINOPHIL 12% FEB-SGPT 88,SGOT 38,BILIRUBIN 1.3,EOSINOPHIL 4% MARCH-SGPT 63,SGOT 41,BILIRUBIN 1.4,EOSINOPHIL 7%;esr,chest xray and ecg normal,Hep b & c clear[loss of appetite,weight loss,chest pressure on both side,recurrent pain in shoulder,heel,finger joint,back of throat in december but in january somewhat disappear but throat pain back in march,Stomach irritation,rare pain in left lower and upper abdomen,fatigue,nausea,borborygmi,feel sick more from morning to evening,in February end few blanching pin red rash under feet now disappear and rare lower abdomen/bladder pain this time,stool ok,no fever]WHY DOCTORS IGNORING EOSINOPHIL up and down even after pointing it out. Lifestyle is  balanced, no alcohol or smoking in life, eat less oily home food.

Health Feed
Fatty Liver Disease: When It Becomes Dangerous & How to Reverse It Safely

Most patients believe fatty liver is a “minor” condition. The truth is, fatty liver disease becomes dangerous only when it is ignored. What starts as simple fat accumulation can silently progress into liver inflammation, scarring, and even liver failure if corrective steps are ...

Do I Have Hypothyroidism? Take a 1-Minute Quiz

Clinical features of hypothyroidismYour thyroid is a small, butterfly-shaped gland in your neck, along the front of your windpipe. It makes hormones that help control many parts of your metabolism, like how fast your heart beats and how fast you burn calories. Women are more likely to have a ...

Pancreatitis

The Pancreas is one of the most important organ which is located behind the stomach in the upper left abdomen. It is surrounded by other organs such as small intestine, liver and spleen. Pancreas plays an essential role in converting the food into fuel for the body's cells. The ...

Remove Bile Duct Stone Without Operation

Mrs Nk 60 year female presented with pain,fever and jaundice. She was diagnosed to have stone in Common bile duct. Stone was removed with endoscopy. Patient was cured and discharged same day                               ...

Types of Gastrointestinal Cancers

Gastro-Intestinal (GI) cancer is a term used for the group of cancers that affect the digestive system of a human. It is a malignant condition of gastrointestinal tract (GI tract) and accessory organs of digestion. This includes cancers of the Oesophagus, Gallbladder & Biliary Tract, Liver, ...

Doctors
Dr. Gregory D Gibbons - Internal Medicine
Dr. Gregory D Gibbons Internal Medicine (Residency, Medical School, Medical degree, DO, Doctorate Of Medicine, Fellowship in Gastroenterology, Residency in Internal Medicine, Class of 1979) 47 years experience Ohio Gastroenterology Group Inc
Columbus 43202, COLUMBUS
Dr. Jeffrey S Sams - Internal Medicine
Dr. Jeffrey S Sams Internal Medicine (Medical School, Medical Education, Fellowship in Gastroenterology, Residency in Internal Medicine, Class of 1978) 48 years experience Nationwide Children's Hospital
Canal Winchester, COLUMBUS
Dr. Hayat  Mousa - Pediatrician
Dr. Hayat Mousa Pediatrician (Medical School, Residency - ID, Fellowship 2, Fellowship in pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology, and nutrition, MD, Pediatric Residency, Physician Leadership Academy, Faculty Leadership Institute) 33 years experience Ohio State Harding Hospital
Fifth by Northwest, COLUMBUS
Dr. David Andrew Sabol - Internal Medicine
Dr. David Andrew Sabol Internal Medicine (Medical School, Fellowship, Internship, Medical Education, Fellowship in Gastroenterology, Residency in Internal Medicine) 28 years experience Central Ohio Endoscopy Center
Glen Echo, COLUMBUS
Dr. Ryan S D Carvalho - Pediatrician
Dr. Ryan S D Carvalho Pediatrician (Medical School, Medical Education) 27 years experience Pediatric Academic Association
Columbus 43205, COLUMBUS