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What Causes Gas And Bloated Stomach?

I am feeling extremely gasy and bloated. I have been having a lot of gas and burping often. I have been going for 2 -3 bowel movements a day and they range from soft to hard. I am always having the feeling of having to go to the bathroom in my rectum. I am starting to get a little worried.
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Respected user , hi
Thanks for using Healthcaremagic.com
I have evaluated your query thoroughly.
* Seems intestinal infection or motility related disorder
* Suggestions for better outcome
- drink plenty of liquids
- soft light diet at intervals
- avoid all kinds of fatty , oily substances , non veg food
- avoid smoking / alcohol in any form
- in our clinic we recommend proton pump inhibitor ( as omeprazole ) to be
taken on empty stomach 1 hr prior to meals , antibiotics according to the
case evaluation and need
- avoid prolong fasting / over eating
- ultrasound / laboratory / other work up if required
Hope this clears your query
Welcome for any further assistance
Regards .
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What Causes Gas And Bloated Stomach?

Respected user , hi Thanks for using Healthcaremagic.com I have evaluated your query thoroughly. * Seems intestinal infection or motility related disorder * Suggestions for better outcome - drink plenty of liquids - soft light diet at intervals - avoid all kinds of fatty , oily substances , non veg food - avoid smoking / alcohol in any form - in our clinic we recommend proton pump inhibitor ( as omeprazole ) to be taken on empty stomach 1 hr prior to meals , antibiotics according to the case evaluation and need - avoid prolong fasting / over eating - ultrasound / laboratory / other work up if required Hope this clears your query Welcome for any further assistance Regards .