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What Causes Stomach Bloating?
hi. im a 16 year old female and over the last couple of months every time i have eaten my stomach has bloated and it feels like a giant lava lamp inside with large bubbles popping loudly all the time. i went to the doctor and i had an xray and they said i had fecal impaction. so they gave me laxatives. however thay are helping in making me need to go the toilet once a day, but i still get the bubling inside me. i was wondering if you reccomend enything else i could do to reduce the amount of gasses. i eat very healthily and go to the gym and excercise everyday.
Fri, 22 Sep 2017
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Your query being appreciated, dyspepsia could be the cause and it may be associated with infection and hyper secretion of acid.
It is pretty common condition that dyspepsia due to intestinal infection and hyperacidity but it can be easily treated with antibiotic and PPI I actually treat my patients those comes with these complaints the best drug of choice is Doxycycline 100 mg once in day and Omeprazole 40 mg once in day it has to be taken for 10 days, try to change the diet, have light diet and fresh diet, drink more water.
and hope this information helps.
Well come to HCM
Your query being appreciated, dyspepsia could be the cause and it may be associated with infection and hyper secretion of acid.
It is pretty common condition that dyspepsia due to intestinal infection and hyperacidity but it can be easily treated with antibiotic and PPI I actually treat my patients those comes with these complaints the best drug of choice is Doxycycline 100 mg once in day and Omeprazole 40 mg once in day it has to be taken for 10 days, try to change the diet, have light diet and fresh diet, drink more water.
and hope this information helps.
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