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Have Problem In Stomach And Intestines. On Regular Medication But Still Have Pain In Stomach. What To Do?
Hello sir!! Im 23 years old and im having problem in my stomach and intenstines since last 3 years.. After every 6-7 months. Im on proper medication but still there is pain in ma extreme right of stomach. I only take 2 meals a day. I sleep in early morning like 4/5 nd get up around 2.
It is actually bothering me too much now as my work is suffering and twice I had to leave my job .
So what can I do to make things better!??
It is actually bothering me too much now as my work is suffering and twice I had to leave my job .
So what can I do to make things better!??
Tue, 21 May 2013
Hello,
By history it seem like you're suffering from acid peptic disease.
Your food habits and your stressed life and work pattern has a role to play.
you're on regular medication but you're not addressing the real issue.
If uncontrolled you may develop gastric acid reflux, gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer.
Avoid spicy food, tea and coffee.
Don't skip any meal.
Have frequent small meal.
Keep yourself stress free.
Sleep should adequate.
Take Proton pump inhibitors
By history it seem like you're suffering from acid peptic disease.
Your food habits and your stressed life and work pattern has a role to play.
you're on regular medication but you're not addressing the real issue.
If uncontrolled you may develop gastric acid reflux, gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer.
Avoid spicy food, tea and coffee.
Don't skip any meal.
Have frequent small meal.
Keep yourself stress free.
Sleep should adequate.
Take Proton pump inhibitors
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