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Cramp then pain around belly then mucus
Please help. And suggest which doctor to visit near Malviya Nagar Delhi
Day 1: unbearable pain in waves like it come n go on right side of belly ( above belly n bellow belly)
Day2: little cramp pain and pain all around belly button.. 6-7 times watery stool
Day3: no pain.. but feel like something holding my belly button ( 360 degree ) and pain little
Day4: watery stool and burning sensations while doing so.. can see 1cm to 1.5cm thin mucus type thing floating in stool.. now same thing is going.. this is today report and already went to bathroom 5-6 times.. it's light yellow colour
Early medication : No
Drink: yes daily
Smoke: yes daily
Work: need to travel lot
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HELLO,
SPOROLAC SACHET THREE TIMES A DAY FOR TWO OR THREE DAYS.
PLENTY OF LIQUIDS.
ORS WITH LOTS OF WATER ( FRESH,)EVERY TIME.
TABLET NAMSPAS DR FOR PAIN ABDOMEN AS REQUIRED MAXIMUM TWO.
A FULL COURSE OF OZ( OFLOXACILLIN N ORNIDAZOLE) TWO-TIME A DAY AFTER LUNCH AND DINNER FOR FIVE DAYS.
LIGHT DIET WITH LEAST OIL AND SPICES.
SMOKING TO DECREASE IF POSSIBLE.
AVOID SPICY FRIED JUNK FOOD OR FOOD FROM OUTSIDE TILL SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR.
O.K BYE.
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