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Continous Gas formation, not passing
My brother is complaiing of continous gas formation whether he has eaten something or not and that gas is not passing. Earlier he had vomiting too but now there is no vomiting. He is having constipation and even when he goes to excrete the stool is very tight and is painfult o pass stool and sometime it appears to have blood becuse of tight stool
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HELLO,
MAJOR MEALS SHOULD BE DIVIDED INTO MULTIPLE SMALL MEALS TO BE TAKEN IN REGULAR INTERVALS OF THREE HOURS OR SO, DIGESTION IS OVER, ACID FORMATION IS LESS,
PLENTY OF LIQUIDS.
SALAD TWO BIG BOWL BEFORE LUNCH AND DINNER.
HIGH FIBROUS DIET.
TABLET RABIPRAZOLE D BEFORE BREAKFAST FOR SEVEN TO TEN DAYS OR MORE.
LIQUID CREMAFIN PINK THREE TEASPOON FUL AT NIGHT TILL YOUR BOWEL MOVEMENT IS NORMAL.
XYLOCAIN GEL TWO TIMES A DAY TO BE APPLIED LOCALLY AT OPENING OF ANUS N INSIDE ANUS BEFORE PASSING STOOL, SO IT'S GOING TO REDUCE THE PAIN. TAKE CARE NOW OTHERWISE DEVELOP FISSURE IN ANO OR PILLS.
O.K BYE.
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