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Suggest Medication For Abdominal Pain With Burning Sensation Post Food Intake
I am having suffering high stomach pain with Burning Sensation after eating lunch it will start and get very severe pain that makes me can t sit and stand but after some hours of heavy pain it will slowly reduce the pain. for this what type of medicine should I use
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Tue, 13 Oct 2015
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Fri, 23 Oct 2015
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Hi,
Welcome to health care magic,
Eating after food causes upper abdominal pain known as heartburn as it may be due to gastritis, reflux esophagitis or gastric ulcer,etc.
You should undergo routine blood investigations and liver function tests,urinalysis and abdominal ultrasound to detect the underlying cause if problem is persistent or since long time or before starting particular medicines.
Treatment is mainly depend on the cause but you may continue her symptomatic treatment meanwhile.
Take antacids like proton pump inhibitors (pantoprazole or rabeprazole) will help to reduce excess acid production in stomach.
You can also take digene gel or ulcero-protective agents like sucralfate to reduce the burning sensation and pain.
Strict dietary restrictions will also be helpful.
Eat plain foods like boiled rice and green leafy vegetables without adding spices or oil.
Avoid oily,spicy and fast foods
Avoid eating full stomach at a time rather have small meals frequently.
Drink coconut water will help to reduce burning.
Consult physician or gastroenterologist for further treatment if it is more troublesome.
Regards,
Welcome to health care magic,
Eating after food causes upper abdominal pain known as heartburn as it may be due to gastritis, reflux esophagitis or gastric ulcer,etc.
You should undergo routine blood investigations and liver function tests,urinalysis and abdominal ultrasound to detect the underlying cause if problem is persistent or since long time or before starting particular medicines.
Treatment is mainly depend on the cause but you may continue her symptomatic treatment meanwhile.
Take antacids like proton pump inhibitors (pantoprazole or rabeprazole) will help to reduce excess acid production in stomach.
You can also take digene gel or ulcero-protective agents like sucralfate to reduce the burning sensation and pain.
Strict dietary restrictions will also be helpful.
Eat plain foods like boiled rice and green leafy vegetables without adding spices or oil.
Avoid oily,spicy and fast foods
Avoid eating full stomach at a time rather have small meals frequently.
Drink coconut water will help to reduce burning.
Consult physician or gastroenterologist for further treatment if it is more troublesome.
Regards,
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