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Can' t take food properly
After operation at his pelvis he in now undergoing imitinib tab from 9 months. But some day ago he was well but now through the couple of week he cannot take food properly, he feel some pain on his abdomen and his stool is not coming properly. His belly is slight bulging. He also feel breathing trouble while walking on the street. Please help where I need to appoint him for this and what should I do.
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Hello,
We understand his problem and his current health status.
According to you he is on chemotherapy for intestinal neoplasm. And he is been consistently on imitinab for 9 months. Chemotherapeutic drug way toxic to the body and their effect would be to far extant in the body if the consumer. They loose their appetite, they get lean, and their bodily function alter. So have a follow up with the oncologist you consulted before.
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Dr. Anindya Mukherjee
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8 yrs exp
Kolkata
For what is he taking IMATINIB? kindly clarify or consult a MD MEDICINE PHYSICIAN
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