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How Long Should I Take Rablet-L And Mebeford-C For Colitis?

Hi , I have been suffeeing from colitis for the past couple of months.I have been advised Rablet-L, Mebeford C, and Rafigut 550 mg by the doctor.I find pain in the lower abdomen and at lower back. My bowel is good .When i consume the medicine i am fine but when i leave the medicie after completing the entire course the pain reiterates.Kindly advise what to do
Thu, 2 Jun 2016
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course of treatment and medicine depends both upon severity of illness and Healing of your intestinal linings As colitis may be due to infections & self limiting and may be caused by an autoimmune reaction and required long term treatment and Follow up

infectious colitis is usually self limiting and gets better with medicine prescribed but if it is not getting better within 2-3 months than you should get it evaluated further to rule out underlying medical condition

i would strongly suggest you to see Your Gastroenterologist to get it further evaluated

I hope it help
Thanks & Get well Soon
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How Long Should I Take Rablet-L And Mebeford-C For Colitis?

Hii , Welcome To HCM & Thanks For Asking Your Query Here course of treatment and medicine depends both upon severity of illness and Healing of your intestinal linings As colitis may be due to infections & self limiting and may be caused by an autoimmune reaction and required long term treatment and Follow up infectious colitis is usually self limiting and gets better with medicine prescribed but if it is not getting better within 2-3 months than you should get it evaluated further to rule out underlying medical condition i would strongly suggest you to see Your Gastroenterologist to get it further evaluated I hope it help Thanks & Get well Soon