13years ago I was diagnosed with stomach infection which the doctors cured by injections through the channel (I am not much aware about it). During that time I was cured, but some problem existed where even after eating normal food I used to feel like vomiting and stomach ache everyday almost even just for 5minutes but I used to feel.
1 year ago, I had my sonography done, report was normal and also did my stole test and report was normal but the problem existed still. When I am stressed the stomach pain out of no where starts.
In the mid of this, 1 month ago I was detected with PCOD condition and I am eating those medicines as written in my profile and early 20days of starting were fine. But since last 5days I am feeling to vomit but it isn't happening and I am uncomfortable 24 hrs. I don't know why its happening (I haven't shown any gastro yet for my prob) I think maybe due to my underlying problem the side effect of the medicine is getting amplified? Pls guide, whom to consult. Help.
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✓Most likely it's functional dyspepsia..
✓Your reports are normal, which means your stomach is not damaged,it's just over-sensitive, and with the right combination of gut treatment + stress control + medicine adjustment, this is completely manageable.
Next Steps
✓Drug induced Gastritis (PCOD medication)
needs to be ruleout
✓review with your gastroenterologist and gynaecologist
Health Tips
✓Upper GI Endoscopy
To rule out gastritis/ulcer since symptoms are persistent
✓H. pylori test (stool antigen / urea breath test)
Common cause of chronic dyspepsia
✓Thyroid Profile
hypothyroidism can coexist with pcod making gastritis worsen
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