Gastroenterology

I experience stomach pain when I sit down in a chair. Yesterday, during a three-hour exam, my stomach started to hurt, and I also felt dizzy. That was not the first time when I felt stomach pain.

I am having GERD and antral gastritis, negative H Pylori. I am taking Tab Pantocid 40 BD, Tab Cintapro 3 OD, Cap Rebagen Otic 2 times a day............ blood reports are normal Am I on the right treatment for Gastritis ?

Today i have my usg done and it shows inflammation colitis so what should i do i need help can anyone suggest me

Could ibuprofen or ppi meds imitate and be mistaken for crohn's disease in the colonoscopy or biopsy? What are the chances that pathology could misdiagnose inflammation in the guts as crohn's disease?

Can we take both Sucrafil O and Instaraft. Earlier, the doctor suggested me Instaraft and I got much relief. However, the Gastroenterologist suggested to me Sucrafil O before food. As I was getting relief from Instaraft, I just wanted to know if I could still continue Instaraft along with Sucrafil O. Secondly, is it okay to stop Sucrafil O and start Instaraft. My major complaint is that my stomach will usually be tight with gases and it gets relieved after the release of stomach gases and it is happening for the past four few days.

If Golbi SR 450 is not drug for dilated IHRB mild narrowing involving left hepatic duct ? early structure formation. Then what. Plz adv

Can I take pyloflush probiotics with itraconazole antifungal? I have fungal infection on skin and intestinal inflammation

I'm being treated for intestinal ulcers supposedly chrons. Who are few most renowned gastroenterologists in India whose opinion can be sought for treatment of Chrons/ulcers.

I m having severe pain in my upper abdomen with gases and nausea,loss of appetite since 2 days the pain is not constant but it comes in every 10 minute interval it's kind of spasmodic pain,doctor advised me pan-D tablet but no relief please tell me what to do I can't even sleep at night

Sometimes when a person is depressed or in panic he/she can ask some questions that may sound a bit weird or maybe foolish. Well best is to not reply then. But some doctors like Shashank Agarwal make a mockery out of a person's plight. Don't reply if you can't say something useful or advise for the better. Yes, now a days a person is exposed to sonay informations about various diseases on social media and the internet. One doesn't want to always read them, but in curiosity one does read them sometimes and since we have so much respect for doctors and think they are experts, we end up asking our doubts. It's a novel profession and needs patience and compassion. Just like as a teacher I get lots of questions that maybe a bit weird and foolish but I try to understand the student's plight and address them in sincere way.