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No Appetite, Headaches, Always Sweating, Dizzy, Tierd And Weak. Dark Stool With Large White Patches. What Does This Indicate?
Hello i am 21yrs old, weigh around 45kgs, 5 foot 3. For the past 1 week and hlf i have nt been passing stools, i have severe somache pains and i have been vomiting whenever i eat,i have no appetite anymre, i have severe headaches and i am always sweating even when i am shivering,i feel dizzy,tierd and weak al the time. I finali managed to pass stool today.it took a lot of effort and it was painful-the end result was 4-5 grape sized stool which were very dark whith large white patches. I also have frequent migraines which are so intense i have nose bleeds over it. What does this indicate? thank u
Sat, 9 Jul 2011
Hi,thanks for query.Your complaints points out towards some infection related to G.I.Tract.Constipation may be a separate affair.The dark color may due to some food or blood coming in it.Please take advise from your doctor about it.Avoid heavy food and junk food,drink more liquids and take rest.bye.
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You are having constipation and vomiting with loss of appetite- this could be result of some Liver Disorder , mostly it may happen in Viral Hepatitis a viral infection of Liver seen in summer days due to unhygienic food and water.Take harbal medicines like licfit or liv52 syrup or dufalac for constipation and glucose drink in safe drinking water,avoid fatty food.take rest .get blood exam done for LFT and Malaria.Consult a gastroentrologist.
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you are suffering from constipation due to improper peristalsis movement. So to inhance peristalsis use more fibre in your diet. Drink plenty of water. Avoid fatty food. Take isapgol at night.
you are suffering from constipation due to improper peristalsis movement. So to inhance peristalsis use more fibre in your diet. Drink plenty of water. Avoid fatty food. Take isapgol at night.
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