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What Is The Solution For Continuous Stomach Pain And Constipation?
Question: Hello my name is Annappa M Umarani aged 68 years. The gastric symptoms are as below:
1) Stomach is always full since last 2 to 3 months there is a pain in the stomach.
2) Motion is not clear if secnill forte a single dose medicine is taken about 3 to 4 weeks, relief was there. Now there is no much relief after taking the same.
3) Previously when ayurvedic laxative ( Dabur nature care double action ) was taken the next day morning, the motion was clear. Now there is no good response.
4) Motion is not clear at one time, there is a discomfort feeling even after motion.
5) Colonoscopy - HTN DM 2 Diventiculous - Colon carried out during 2005.
There is also a continuous pain in the stomach.
Please provide remedy and solutions for this problem. Thanking you.
Best Regards,
Annappa M Umarani.
1) Stomach is always full since last 2 to 3 months there is a pain in the stomach.
2) Motion is not clear if secnill forte a single dose medicine is taken about 3 to 4 weeks, relief was there. Now there is no much relief after taking the same.
3) Previously when ayurvedic laxative ( Dabur nature care double action ) was taken the next day morning, the motion was clear. Now there is no good response.
4) Motion is not clear at one time, there is a discomfort feeling even after motion.
5) Colonoscopy - HTN DM 2 Diventiculous - Colon carried out during 2005.
There is also a continuous pain in the stomach.
Please provide remedy and solutions for this problem. Thanking you.
Best Regards,
Annappa M Umarani.
Hello Annappa,
It is likely that your current symptoms (constipation, feeling of fullness and discomfort even after passing motions and abdominal pain) are related to your preexisting colonic diverticulosis.
Diverticulosis of the colon is a condition in which multiple small bulging pouches develop from the wall of the colon. This results in difficulty in passing stool through the area of the colon that is affected by the diverticula.
However, it is important to rule out complications such as diverticulitis, infection, abscess, intestinal obstruction and other possible causes of similar symptoms such as colonic polyps or cancer.
It is advisable to consult a gastroenterologist. You may need to undergo a repeat colonoscopy to rule out other possible conditions that may present with similar symptoms.
Eating a high fiber diet may help relieve your constipation and avoiding nuts, seeds and corn may help to prevent complications. You may need a prescription of an anti-spasmodic drug to help relieve your abdominal pain after other possible causes are ruled out.
Hope I have answered your query. I will be available if you have any further queries.
It is likely that your current symptoms (constipation, feeling of fullness and discomfort even after passing motions and abdominal pain) are related to your preexisting colonic diverticulosis.
Diverticulosis of the colon is a condition in which multiple small bulging pouches develop from the wall of the colon. This results in difficulty in passing stool through the area of the colon that is affected by the diverticula.
However, it is important to rule out complications such as diverticulitis, infection, abscess, intestinal obstruction and other possible causes of similar symptoms such as colonic polyps or cancer.
It is advisable to consult a gastroenterologist. You may need to undergo a repeat colonoscopy to rule out other possible conditions that may present with similar symptoms.
Eating a high fiber diet may help relieve your constipation and avoiding nuts, seeds and corn may help to prevent complications. You may need a prescription of an anti-spasmodic drug to help relieve your abdominal pain after other possible causes are ruled out.
Hope I have answered your query. I will be available if you have any further queries.
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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