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Suggest Treatment For Swollen And Hard Stomach

My stomach feels swollen. I changed my diet to just chicken, fish, and veggies. I also have been exercising five days a week for the last three weeks. I weighed myself after three weeks and I have not lost one pound and my stomach still feels hard and swollen.
Fri, 8 Dec 2017
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Good Evening,
Thanks for given information,According hard swollen stomach
Here are some suggestions for home care:

Drink plenty of water or other clear fluids to help reduce abdominal pain and bloating.
Avoid pain medications such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications until you know your pain isn’t due to abdominal conditions such as a gastric ulcer or an intestinal obstruction.
Avoid solid foods for a few hours in favor of softer, bland foods such as rice or applesauce.
Try taking over-the-counter gas-reducing medications, such as simethicone drops or digestive enzymes, to help relieve bloating.
Thanks for consult.
Regards,
Dr,Naeem. MD

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Suggest Treatment For Swollen And Hard Stomach

Good Evening, Thanks for given information,According hard swollen stomach Here are some suggestions for home care: Drink plenty of water or other clear fluids to help reduce abdominal pain and bloating. Avoid pain medications such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications until you know your pain isn’t due to abdominal conditions such as a gastric ulcer or an intestinal obstruction. Avoid solid foods for a few hours in favor of softer, bland foods such as rice or applesauce. Try taking over-the-counter gas-reducing medications, such as simethicone drops or digestive enzymes, to help relieve bloating. Thanks for consult. Regards, Dr,Naeem. MD