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Insane bloating
I recently have gotten sick and was diagnosed with an upper respiratory infection. Along with that came some insane bloating. I'm a pretty skinny person so I know it's not sudden weight gain overnight or anything. I honestly look 5 months pregnant and it's quite uncomfortable at this point. It's been going on for two days now. Is this kind of bloating normal when sick and what should I do to get rid of it?
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HELLO,
NO,
USG WHOLE ABDOMEN KUB.
ASCITIS??
AS PREVIOUS HISTORY OF RESPIRATORY INFECTION MAY LEADS TO SUCH DISTENSION.
CONSULT A GENERAL PHYSICIAN MD.OK
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Dr. Amit Kumar Poddar
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You should take liquid antacid. Enzyme preparation SOS.
Maintain strict meal timings.
Avoid fasting or long gaps between meals.
Avoid spicy food.wish you good health
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