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Suggest Treatment For Puckish Feeling Soon After Having Food

hello sir, from past few weeks i have been feeling pukish after having food everytime.. but whenever i try to vomit nothing cums out other than burps & feeling gas in my stomach too.. recently i consulted to a doctor & he said its just bcoz of gas & recommended me Pan-d tablet.. but still it dosent seems to be working.. what should i do now.
Mon, 1 Sep 2014
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This is most likely to be due to Acid Peptic Disease or 'acidity' as is commonly called.
Pan-D is to be taken on empty stomach and you should not eat anything afterwards for at least half an hour.
You should eat slowly. Eat healthy. Rather than one big meal, eat smaller portions at frequent intervals. Keep regular schedule for eating. Avoid coffee and tea. Life style changes also help (including regular exercise, adequate sleep at night).
If your problem persists, you should go back to your doctor.
I hope this answers your question.
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Suggest Treatment For Puckish Feeling Soon After Having Food

This is most likely to be due to Acid Peptic Disease or acidity as is commonly called. Pan-D is to be taken on empty stomach and you should not eat anything afterwards for at least half an hour. You should eat slowly. Eat healthy. Rather than one big meal, eat smaller portions at frequent intervals. Keep regular schedule for eating. Avoid coffee and tea. Life style changes also help (including regular exercise, adequate sleep at night). If your problem persists, you should go back to your doctor. I hope this answers your question.