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Iam getting nausea and vomiting sensation gastric problem dyzeeness during period last 6 months
Female | 29
Hormonal changes during your menstrual cycle can sometimes lead to nausea, vomiting, gastric issues, and dizziness. It could be related to conditions like dysmenorrhea or even conditions like endometriosis. To help ease these symptoms, try to maintain a balanced diet, stay hydrated, and manage stress levels. I recommend keeping a symptom diary and discussing your concerns with a gynecologist for a proper evaluation and personalized management plan.
Answered on 10th Oct '25
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I have Gastro problem to much
Female | 35
Having frequent gastrointestinal problems can be due to various reasons. It could be related to what you're eating, like spicy or fatty foods, or even stress and anxiety. Sometimes infections or conditions like gastritis or acid reflux can also play a role. To help ease your discomfort, try eating smaller meals, avoiding trigger foods, and staying hydrated. It's a good idea to see a gasenterologist who can assess your symptoms and suggest the best treatment plan for you.
Answered on 11th Nov '25
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Having High jaundice and done surgery
Female | 38
This can indicate postoperative complications and should be assessed immediately by a qualified physician. That said, I suggest that you make an appointment with a gastroenterologist to treat any liver and biliary problems.
Answered on 23rd May '24
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Lower intestinal cramping, nausea, with not much results trying to have a bowel movement. Meds include avastation, lostarten and thyroid med to name a few. She is currently on an antibiotic for diverticulitis. Is there anything she should be taking (or not) that could relive her discomfort?
Female | 85
Lower intestinal cramping, nausea, and difficulty with bowel movements can definitely be tough. Given your medications and the antibiotic for diverticulitis, these symptoms could be due to various factors like medication side effects, the infection itself, or even the condition of diverticulitis. It's essential to stay hydrated, eat fiber-rich foods, and possibly try gentle exercises to help with bowel movements. You might want to check with your gastroenterologist about adjusting your medications or adding any supplements to ease your symptoms.
Answered on 2nd Dec '25
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Hello sir , Sir my age is 23 and I got fatty liver and ocd from 3 years when first time I got fatty liver my ultrasound report show grade 2 fatty liver and my doctor gave me proper medicine like golbi sr 450, adilip 45, zolfresh 10, ocid 20, folvite 5 , fluvox cr 300 , epilive 600 , rospitril plus 1 , clonil 75 SR . and after 6 months my treatment completed and docter advised me usg and I reversed to fatty grade 1 liver and docter stop my medication later I got fatty liver 1 and high triglycerides so doctor recheck my tests and I done with all test cbc , lft , kft , thyroid test , hba1c , lipid profile and usg and results were all kft , thyroid , hba1c are normal but elevated liver enzymes sgpt and sgot and lipid are also high and usg show fatty 1 grade and doctor re start my all medicines as same as first time medicines for six months then after 6 months my doctor advised all re test my all reports get normal except liver enzymes and grade 1 fatty liver and docter told me everything is normal so they stop my medication and advice me physically activity to do but I am little obese and doing no exercise and drink alcohol 90-120 ml a day six to seven times a month and later after just one year I got fatty liver symptoms and I go to new doctor well renowned doctor he advised me fibroscan , lft , cbc , esr , lipid profile , thyroid test , hba1c. Reports are : hba1c - 5.8 normal Kft : normal Thyroid : normal Esr : normal CBC : little low RBC , low p.c.v , little high m.c.h , m.c.h.c Lft : bilrubin direct 0.3 indirect 0.4 , sgpt 243 , sgot 170 IU/L Lipid profile : Total cholesterol : 210 mg/dl Triglycerides : 371 mg/dl Ldl : 141 mg/dl Hdl : 38 mg/dl Vldl : 74 mg/dl Tc/hdl ratio : 5.5 Ldl/hdl ratio : 3.7 Fibroscan report : Cap(dB/m) median : 355 Iqr : 28 Iqr/median : 8% E(KPa) median : 10.0 Iqr : 2.3 Iqr/med : 23% Examination M(Liver) Number of valid measurements : 10 Number of invalid measurements : 0 Success rate : 100% Measurements all 10 : 1- CAP : 359 dB/m E : 10.2 KPa 2- CAP : 333 dB/m E : 12.8 KPa 3- CAP : 351 dB/m E : 7.6 KPa 4- CAP : 302 dB/m E : 7.1 KPa 5- CAP : 381 dB/m E : 7.8 KPa 6- CAP : 359 dB/m E : 8.9 KPa 7- CAP : 368 dB/m E : 10.7 KPa 8- CAP : 345 dB/m E : 10.2 KPa 9- CAP : 310 dB/m E : 9.8 KPa 10- Not given Clinical correlation with fibroscan data : Evidence of significantly with fibrosis of liver corresponding to liver biopsy metavir score F3 Treatment started : - Flunil 40< - ursotina 300< - cutee 400< - roseday F10- - zolfresh 10 - ocid 20 Treatment given : 1 Year After Treatment Tests : Fibroscan report : Cap(dB/m) mean : 361 E(KPa) median : 9.4 Iqr/median : 28% Examination M(Liver) Number of e- measurements : 10 Success rate : >100% Measurements all 10 : 1- E : 11 KPa 2- E : 11.5 KPa 3- E : 10.0 KPa 4- E : 10.7 KPa 5- E : 7.8 KPa 6- E : 8.5 KPa 7- E : 8.8 KPa 8- E : 11.4 KPa 9- E : 8.2 KPa 10- E : 7.5 KPa Clinical correlation with fibroscan data : Evidence of significantly steatosis with evidence of fibrosis of liver corresponding to liver biopsy metavir score F2 B.M.I : 29 CBC : normal Esr : normal Thyroid test : normal Kft : normal Uric acid : normal Lipid profile : normal Lft test : sgpt 113 sgot 70 IU/L Serum GGTP : 42 IU/L (normal) Hba1c : 6.1 % prediabeties Treatment medicines for NASH : - Ocid 20- - Flunil 60- - Zolfresh 10- - Bilypsa- - Polvite E- - Fenocor R- - My question sir : Can my fibrosis F3 to F2 can come back to F0 healthy liver after weight loss and treatment I listen that scarring is natural process to heal itself but scar never go just it get fade with treatment not permanently heal or removed is it true or not what is your advice sir
Male | 23
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease can progress to fibrosis, which is the scaring of the liver. Healthy weight loss through diet and exercise can play a key role in the liver's health. The liver is capable of some self-repair, but the damage from serious scarring is probably not going to be reversed completely. Following your doctor's advice, taking your medication, and lifestyle changes to support your liver health are essential.
Answered on 13th Sept '24
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