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Suggest Treatment For Not Getting Proper Motion

My dad is not getting proper motion from last few days we have few tests with the doctor color dopller ,hbsag,retroviral,bmft and the doctor said he told hypertension with malrotation of gut and dilated bowel loops i that one for the problem my dad not getting motion.
Tue, 20 Sep 2016
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history related to your Dad, not getting proper motion due to mal-rotation of gut causing dilated bowel loops.
He also has hypertension.
Since the Mal-rotation and dilatation of the gut is confirmed I will advise him the following:
Get admitted to the hospital.
Further tests such as contrast enhanced CT scan or enteroclysis to get a confirmed diagnosis and proper management in the form of medical or surgical as indicated.
Once planned a proper surgery may alleviate his problems for ever.

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Suggest Treatment For Not Getting Proper Motion

Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted the history related to your Dad, not getting proper motion due to mal-rotation of gut causing dilated bowel loops. He also has hypertension. Since the Mal-rotation and dilatation of the gut is confirmed I will advise him the following: Get admitted to the hospital. Further tests such as contrast enhanced CT scan or enteroclysis to get a confirmed diagnosis and proper management in the form of medical or surgical as indicated. Once planned a proper surgery may alleviate his problems for ever.