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Suggest Remedy For Persistent Stomach Pain Despite Taking Medicicnes
I m 42 years male have being having stomach pain for years now (sometimes i m very fine no pain at all but when happens lot of pain) lower side in between rib cage and some times lower right side rib cage. Endoscopy shows minor inflammation inside negative H pylori. Ultrasound scan says normal gallbladder, pancreas and other parts . Though minor fatty liver not so bad and little high triglyceride. I m taking Renitidin domestal, lopid . But while taking also the pain attack me.
Thu, 28 May 2020
Hi,
You seem to have hyperacidity. H.pylori infection is negative. Actually there are two factors which cause pain in hyperacidity. From that point of view:
a) A strict life style is essential along with medication
- No spicy, hot, oily food. Avoid tea, coffee, alcohol or fasting. Do not over eat.
- Take non spicy boiled food. Eat small servings every three hours. Drink plenty of water and fibers from boiled veges, salads and fruits. Cold milk helps.
b) Excess of acid in stomach disturbs normal digestion of food. So eating (with good chewing) small servings multiple times with space of 3 hours, regular exercises and avoiding psychological stress is important. Medicines can be changed according to need with doctor's advice. Digestive enzymes over the counter may help.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Vasudha Jayant Athavale, General & Family Physician
You seem to have hyperacidity. H.pylori infection is negative. Actually there are two factors which cause pain in hyperacidity. From that point of view:
a) A strict life style is essential along with medication
- No spicy, hot, oily food. Avoid tea, coffee, alcohol or fasting. Do not over eat.
- Take non spicy boiled food. Eat small servings every three hours. Drink plenty of water and fibers from boiled veges, salads and fruits. Cold milk helps.
b) Excess of acid in stomach disturbs normal digestion of food. So eating (with good chewing) small servings multiple times with space of 3 hours, regular exercises and avoiding psychological stress is important. Medicines can be changed according to need with doctor's advice. Digestive enzymes over the counter may help.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Vasudha Jayant Athavale, General & Family Physician
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