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Suggest Possible Treatments For Gastritis
Hello, I am a 31 year old man, am 5'10" and 130#. For the past 10 years, I have had problems with moderate to severe gas pains. I have regular bowel movements and do not experience nausea or vomiting. I have learned that some foods make the gas worse (cheese, peanuts, eggs) but even when I avoid these foods, I still have the pain. It feels like I am being stabbed. I have trouble expelling the air, and ironically sometimes the only thing that helps is to drink a soda. Then when I can burp, it takes 20 - 30 burps before the gas seems to be gone. I have tried simethicone and it doesn't help. I drink chamomile tea and it helps. I don't have any serious or chronic health conditions, and I eat a fairly healthy diet of a variety of foods. I appreciate any suggestions you might have.
Fri, 3 Nov 2017
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What about stool frequency??? Consistency?? Have you passing stool after stomach pain.
Dear may be your suffering from irritable bowel syndrome
Treatment
Take balanced fiber diet, take soluble fiber in fruits in diarrhea or solid fiber in grains.
Avoid FODMAP carbohydrates in diet.
Avoid caffeine, alcohol.
Avoid high fat diet.
Tab. Librax 5mg twice may help.
Tab. Rifaximine 200mg thrice a day will help
If symptoms not improved consult your doctor.
Thank you for trusting HCM
What about stool frequency??? Consistency?? Have you passing stool after stomach pain.
Dear may be your suffering from irritable bowel syndrome
Treatment
Take balanced fiber diet, take soluble fiber in fruits in diarrhea or solid fiber in grains.
Avoid FODMAP carbohydrates in diet.
Avoid caffeine, alcohol.
Avoid high fat diet.
Tab. Librax 5mg twice may help.
Tab. Rifaximine 200mg thrice a day will help
If symptoms not improved consult your doctor.
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