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How To Treat Recurrent Chest And Stomach Pain Caused By Drinking Phenyl?
My friend has consumed 200 mL of phenyl out of depression, soon in 2 min she consumed lots of water and intentionally vomitted out every thing . She drank a glass of milk that night. In the morning she experienced burning in her throat and stomach. It has been 2 days since she has been taking ranitidine 150 mg *2 by reading an article on the internet but she still experiences stomach pain and sometimes chest pain. Should we wait more for the pain to subside? What should we do? Out of guilt she refuses to go to a doctor. HELP!
Mon, 24 Jul 2017
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Welcome to Health care magic family .
I have gone through your concern in depth .
@ This is in relation with gastritis and acid reflux .
@ Ideal management must be physician consultation and treatment , in
absence of that general guidelines for better recovery
- Consume more liquids in sessions .
- Soft , light diet at intervals .
- Avoid oily , spicy , non veg , chilly , excess fat , ghee items .
- Capsule omeprazole ( 20 ) mg morning and evening with sips of water
1 hr before breakfast and dinner ;
Syrup Mylanta 5 ml every 6 hourly
help to recover faster .
Hope this will help her .
Welcome always for further doubts .
Thanks for patience evaluation of this answer .
Regards dear .
Welcome to Health care magic family .
I have gone through your concern in depth .
@ This is in relation with gastritis and acid reflux .
@ Ideal management must be physician consultation and treatment , in
absence of that general guidelines for better recovery
- Consume more liquids in sessions .
- Soft , light diet at intervals .
- Avoid oily , spicy , non veg , chilly , excess fat , ghee items .
- Capsule omeprazole ( 20 ) mg morning and evening with sips of water
1 hr before breakfast and dinner ;
Syrup Mylanta 5 ml every 6 hourly
help to recover faster .
Hope this will help her .
Welcome always for further doubts .
Thanks for patience evaluation of this answer .
Regards dear .
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