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What Could Cause Lower Back Pain, Abdominal Bloating And Headache?

I feel bloated, i yawn all the time and i have a pain at my lower back just below the shoulder blade, sometimes my ears feel blocked and my left side of the head feels like it s clouded. There s also a pain that attacks on my head at times in the front and at times at the root of my head just above my neck
Wed, 9 Jan 2019
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Hi,

I have come across many patients who have these vague symptoms like you have, which are sometimes difficult to localize to one system. I usually advise my patient to exercise regularly, have small but frequent meals, regular walk after meals, avoid meals with cause bloating like cabbage, curd, dairy products for a short period of time. If symptoms do not respond to this lifestyle changes, I advise antacids and rifaxamine, as it has shown some degree of effective results in the literature.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Muhammad Zahir Shah,
Internal Medicine Specialist
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What Could Cause Lower Back Pain, Abdominal Bloating And Headache?

Hi, I have come across many patients who have these vague symptoms like you have, which are sometimes difficult to localize to one system. I usually advise my patient to exercise regularly, have small but frequent meals, regular walk after meals, avoid meals with cause bloating like cabbage, curd, dairy products for a short period of time. If symptoms do not respond to this lifestyle changes, I advise antacids and rifaxamine, as it has shown some degree of effective results in the literature. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Muhammad Zahir Shah, Internal Medicine Specialist