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What Could Be Causing Frequent Bouts Of Diarrhea After Eating?

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Posted on Wed, 5 Dec 2018
Question: I’ve been experiencing diarrhea after I eat for weeks. I’m not gluten sensitive,nor am I intolerant of dairy.
I also have really bad gut pains and I feel the need to rush to the toilet all the time. What should I do?
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Answered by Dr. Ramesh Kumar (45 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Chronic enteritis.

Detailed Answer:

Hi,

Most likely its chronic untreated gastroenteritis XXXXXXX it has already been more there for many weeks it could either be bacterial or protozoal. Enteritis causes inflammation in intestines causing pain.

I would suggest you to go for few tests
Ultrasound abdomen
Stool test under the microscope
Complete blood count
Total and differential leucocyte count.

If stool test is positive for bacterial or protozoal infection. Start taking Zithromax(Azithromycin) and secnidazole.
Along with it take Fybrogel husk, It will increase the bulk of your stools.

Tab imodium can be added to control the frequency of motions
Eat light and easily digestible food.

Regards,
Dr. Ramesh Kumar, Gastroenterologist
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What Could Be Causing Frequent Bouts Of Diarrhea After Eating?

Brief Answer: Chronic enteritis. Detailed Answer: Hi, Most likely its chronic untreated gastroenteritis XXXXXXX it has already been more there for many weeks it could either be bacterial or protozoal. Enteritis causes inflammation in intestines causing pain. I would suggest you to go for few tests Ultrasound abdomen Stool test under the microscope Complete blood count Total and differential leucocyte count. If stool test is positive for bacterial or protozoal infection. Start taking Zithromax(Azithromycin) and secnidazole. Along with it take Fybrogel husk, It will increase the bulk of your stools. Tab imodium can be added to control the frequency of motions Eat light and easily digestible food. Regards, Dr. Ramesh Kumar, Gastroenterologist