Brief Answer:
Probably Gastritis, But Needs evaluation

Detailed Answer:
Hi

Thanks for writing in

Here are few observations which need consideration for management :

1] All your reports are normal except excessive gas
2] You are known case of Gerd
3] You are obese
4] You consume alcohol to relieve stress which actually aggravates gastritis
5] You are under stress as you need alcohol to divert your mind

Here are few suggestions :
1] Avoid spicy, fermented meals
2] Do not have heavy meals
3] Avoid smoking and alcohol
4] Wear loose clothes
5] Do not stoop
6] Do not lift heavy weights
7] Raise the head end of your bed
8] If Obese lose weight
9] If under stress - Manage stress levels by meditation and exercise

Get an Upper GI Endoscopy done, A liver function test, serum amylase and serum lipase

And in the mean time start a proton pump inhibitor twice a day before breakfast and before dinner

Hope this helps
Do write back in case of concern

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Brief Answer:
Avoid Alcohol & Reduce Weight

Detailed Answer:
Hi

Thanks for your followup

With all these reports as normal, you are a lucky man, yet take this as a warning bell and follow your consultant

Your consultant is right, reduce weight, watch your diet and avoid alcohol

Also when there is a flareup take Liq Sucralfate two tsf four times a day

Hope this clear your doubts
Wishing you a healthy life ahead

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Brief Answer:
Apparently No

Detailed Answer:
Hi

Thanks for writing in again

The lower left spasms could be because of associated collitis

So keep a watch, if they continue add a probiotic twice a day and may be if needed go for a stool report

And get back to me with the reports
Regards

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