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A mild pain in the abdomen will continue. Thats a part of the syndrome IBS. If its tolerable, avoid it else you can have painkillers. I personally dont prescribe too many painkillers as they have negative renal side effects.
As for loose stools, I have already said that as per me, you should stop
lactulose. It is going to cause loose motions further. Try Isapghula husk instead.And change from
Pantocid DSR to Pantocid 40. The former has domperidom, which also increase bowel motility, thereby contributing to the loosestools. Try Rifaximin for long term. This is the only antibotic recommended in IBS.
And avoid food that is fermenting in nature, namely fatty food and fructose containing food.
I hope following this advice will help you. I stand by what i said previously. The points you need to discuss with your doctor. On the cost of repetition, I will mention them again-
1. You should stop Lactihep. This contains Lactulose and is in fact given in people with
constipation. You have
diarrhea, so this should be avoided.
2. Pantocid DSR should be changed to plain Pantocid, unless you have nausea or vomitting
3. You should start Isapghula husk. This is useful in IBS patients, in both constipation as well as diarrheal patients.It gives more consistency to stools.
4. You should start antibiotic Rifaximin, for IBS as well as H Pylori (instead
metronidazole)
5.
Econorm you can continue. Avoid foods rich in fat and fructose.
6. Talk to the doctor about starting the full spectrum of anti H Pylori treatment.
7. Get
stool test done for Clostridia difficile. Also an FBS and TSH
8. Normoxin may be avoided if you have no pain
I hope this helps.
Please do feel free to ask any further query.
I will be happy to help
Dr Saumya Mittal
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