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Suggest Medication For Constant Loose Motions

Iam SHANA from BANGLADESH suffering from loosemotion twoyears. Ihave intestine Tv;I TAKE Tv medicine 6MONTHS ,But my loose motion have not well; daily morning i go bathroom three times ;stool is oily and loose.I LOSE MY STRENGTH FITNESS.NOW i am taking Tab Imotil. please help me .I HAVE NO MUCH MONEY TO PAY .SORRY.
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dear intestinal tuberculosis can cause diarrhoea,weight loss,sweating and vomiting.but your history not sufficient about your weight loss what about reports showing??oily stool means your probably suffering from malobsorption syndromes.it may cause loss of fat in stools.get it done stool for fecal fat, microscopy, culture and staining.get recheck for abdominal tuberculosis like mauntoux test, ultrasound, colonoscopy etc.. consult your gastroenterologist he will examine and treat you accordingly. tab.rifaximine 200mg thrice a day for five days may helpful.Ithink I answered to your question if you have more questions feel free to ask.
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Suggest Medication For Constant Loose Motions

hello thank you for trusting HCM dear intestinal tuberculosis can cause diarrhoea,weight loss,sweating and vomiting.but your history not sufficient about your weight loss what about reports showing??oily stool means your probably suffering from malobsorption syndromes.it may cause loss of fat in stools.get it done stool for fecal fat, microscopy, culture and staining.get recheck for abdominal tuberculosis like mauntoux test, ultrasound, colonoscopy etc.. consult your gastroenterologist he will examine and treat you accordingly. tab.rifaximine 200mg thrice a day for five days may helpful.Ithink I answered to your question if you have more questions feel free to ask.