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Stomachache from ling time
Its been more thn 5 yrs suffering from stomachache, cramps . 24/7 having pain. Vomitting after having food. Losing weight. Did endoscopy and report says stomach - the body, fundus and antrum are all hyperemic. Duodenum- D1 shows a large ulcer, D2 normal Impression- grade A esophagitis, Erosive gastritis, large duodenal ulcer Please suggest what should i do.
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Kindly follow these following steps: - Don't skip meals, you may not feel like eating but in such conditions you should have the reduced amount in frequent intervals(i.e. 3 square meals broken down to 5 or 6 as you can tolerate) and slowly increase as you get better. - Reduce/ Avoid spicy,fried, fatty, junk and oily food - Avoid/ Limit drinking coffee, tea and carbonated drinks to once a day - Exercise regularly (30-45mins/day) - Increase daily intake of water to 3 liters - Avoid/Stop smoking and drinking if you have the habit - Reduce stress through methods such as yoga/meditation.
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