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Asking For Mother, Female 53, Karachi
stomach infection detect in cbc, h pylori ok but pain is not going, doctor suggest, itoper, colonil mr, antacid but still abdominal pain
Dr. M Zohaib Qadir - General Physician
MBBS | Muzaffar Garh
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Dr. Tasneem Kausar - Nutritionist
MBBS, Certified Nutritionist, Hijama Certified, Certified Family Medicine | Lahore
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oh ok. no issue, there are some steps to be taken in lifestyle modification to avoid acidity issue in addition to medications., i advise you to take appointment so i can take proper history and guide you accordingly. thanks
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Stomach infection pain Asking For Mother, Female 53, Karachi stomach infection detect in cbc, h pylori ok but pain is not going, doctor suggest, itoper, colonil mr, antacid but still abdominal pain
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Stomach pain can arise from various conditions, and in the context of a diagnosed stomach infection, it's essential to consider multiple factors. Here's a comprehensive overview that may help guide your management.
Stomach Infection Overview
Stomach infections can be caused by various pathogens, including bacteria (like Helicobacter pylori), viruses, and parasites, or can be due to other gastrointestinal disorders.
Symptoms
Abdominal pain or discomfort
Nausea and vomiting
Diarrhea or constipation
Loss of appetite
Bloating
Fever (if infection is present)
Fatigue
Signs
Tenderness on abdominal examination
Changes in bowel sounds
Signs of dehydration (in case of diarrhea)
Possible fever or tachycardia
Investigations
CBC (Complete Blood Count): May show leukocytosis (high white blood cell count) if there is an infection.
Stool Tests: To check for pathogens, blood, or signs of inflammation.
Upper GI Endoscopy: If symptoms persist, it may help visualize and assess for ulcerations or other abnormalities.
Ultrasound or CT scan: In certain cases to evaluate for complications or rule out other conditions.
Management
Medications:
Antibiotics: If a bacterial infection is confirmed or highly suspected.
Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs): For reducing stomach acid and promoting healing.
Antacids: To relieve pain and discomfort.
Antispasmodics (like Colonil MR): To relieve spasms in the gastrointestinal tract.
Pain management: As necessary, based on the severity of pain.
Dietary Modifications:
Encourage a bland diet (e.g., bananas, rice, applesauce, toast).
Avoid triggers such as spicy foods, caffeine, and alcohol.
Stay hydrated.
Follow-Up Care:
Monitor symptoms and reassess if there is no improvement in a few days or if symptoms worsen.
Consider referral to a gastroenterologist if symptoms persist despite treatment.
Prevention
Practice good hygiene (handwashing).
Ensure food is prepared and stored safely.
Properly manage underlying health issues that may predispose to infections.
Conclusion
It’s essential to keep in mind that the persistence of abdominal pain despite treatment could indicate a need for further evaluation or a change in management strategy. Always consider other possible causes of the pain, including non-infectious conditions.
Disclaimer
This overview is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as medical advice. Always use your clinical judgment and consider individual patient circumstances when making medical decisions. If needed, consult with a specialist for further guidance.
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I will help u through homeo medicine need ur detail history....then I recommend u medicine in shah Allah u feel batter ...plzzz book appointment for further details
Dr. Muhammad Nouman Anjum - General Physician
MBBS, MACP (USA), Certified Diabetologist (UK), Certified Hypertension Specialist (PSIM), | Lahore
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Dear, Serum lipase is significantly raised, which raises suspicion of Pancreatitis (that can cause severe pain) get physically examined by medical specialist or gastroenterologist immediately. Need repeated lipase/amylase levels along with ultrasound abdomen particularly for gall bladder stones/pancreas and liver
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