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Have Pain In Belly, Nausea, Constipation. Done Gastronacapy. What Are The Red Patches Found In Report?

Hi mi name is jessenia my ? Is I had a gastronacapy today and the doc said and show me a pic of my stomach had a few red patche's he also said I'm not digesting my food I had old food also a lot of acid my symptom are pain in my belly, I nausea, I feel like pop coming out my mouth I have real bad problem with constipated I'm desperate and this red patches what they can be plz help thank you
Wed, 13 Nov 2013
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Hi Jessenia,

Red patches as you call them might be related to ulcer. That is explained by your medical symptoms.

You should follow the GI medication therapy together with diet changes:

- avoid acidic, citrus, chillies, spices foods

- avoid drinking alcohol and smoking

- eat often and small amount of foods, and slowly

- have your dinner at least 4 hours before going to bed

- do not lay down immediately after eating

Hope it helped!
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Have Pain In Belly, Nausea, Constipation. Done Gastronacapy. What Are The Red Patches Found In Report?

Hi Jessenia, Red patches as you call them might be related to ulcer. That is explained by your medical symptoms. You should follow the GI medication therapy together with diet changes: - avoid acidic, citrus, chillies, spices foods - avoid drinking alcohol and smoking - eat often and small amount of foods, and slowly - have your dinner at least 4 hours before going to bed - do not lay down immediately after eating Hope it helped!