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Having Tightness And Swelling Above The Belly Button. Any Suggestions?

I have tightness and seems some swelling just above the belly button. I have been tests that consist of gallballader, colonscopy, upper endoscopy, capsule endoscopy, cat scan, and x ray. All were negative except cat scan, and they tested for celiac disease and was negative. I am wondering if it could any of my valves in that area. I am eating lean diet but still have problems. Gas buildup. Though since taking probotiotic supplement not as much gas but still have the tenderness when I push on it? Any suggestions?
Mon, 3 Jun 2013
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
As your all reports are normal, there is possibility of having chronic gastritis or some chronic gastro-intestinal infection.
Take Omeprazole or ranitidine as and when required.
Go for one course of Ofloxaciline-tinidazole medicine course after consulting your doctor.
Avoid fried, chillies and junk food.
Take plenty of water, buttermilk etc.
Ok and bye.
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Having Tightness And Swelling Above The Belly Button. Any Suggestions?

Hi, Welcome to HCM, As your all reports are normal, there is possibility of having chronic gastritis or some chronic gastro-intestinal infection. Take Omeprazole or ranitidine as and when required. Go for one course of Ofloxaciline-tinidazole medicine course after consulting your doctor. Avoid fried, chillies and junk food. Take plenty of water, buttermilk etc. Ok and bye.