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Right side pain In stomachache
Abdomen pain...
No hunger
Body pain
Weakness
Dizziness
I Kiran yadav suffering from stomach pain , I don't have feeling of food some times i feel very dizziness and heavy heavy stomach, but when I remain without food ..i feel very happy
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Your symptoms look like gastritis or acidity.
Donât skip food even if you feel better without eating it can worsen later.
Eat small meals avoid spicy oily food and drink more water.
Since you have dizziness and weakness it needs proper check.
Please book a consultation so I can guide you properly.
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Gastritis
When without food u r happy good.
Change life style n diet plan drastically. Use buttermilk curd, bottle guard, banana, papaya gut friendly thing's.
Nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR 7 days.
Mucain gel 10ml without water nothing by mouth till 30min can be taken 3to4 times.
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Could be due to FATTY LIVER WITH GASTRITIS.
TAKE :
1. GANATON 50-- THRICE DAILY BEFORE MEAL*3 DAYS
2. SPINFREE-- THRICE DAILY AFTER MEAL*3 DAYS
3.SOMPRAZ L- ONCE ON EMPTY STOMACH*5 DAYS
4. CYPON -10 ML TWICE DAILY AFTER MEAL*5 DAYS
COME BACK AFTER 3 DAYS OR CONSULT
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get USG W/A if necessary.
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Gastritis
Avoid spicy foods
Avoid coffee and tea in empty stomach
Use more of curd and butter milk
Drink plenty of water
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The symptoms may be due to gastric issues such as Gastritis, Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), bloating, or Helicobacter pylori infection. Contributing factors may include the intake of oily, spicy, and junk food.
We will evaluate further through investigations such as CBC, LFT, thyroid profile, and other relevant blood tests. Like vitamin D and b12 and An ultrasound of the whole abdomen may be advised, and if required, an upper GI endoscopy will be considered.
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please book online consultant i need more details
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Consult online
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S. Bilirubin
and USG Abd.fasting and
Let me know
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I need more detailed history for this
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The symptoms you are describing—localized right-sided abdominal pain, loss of appetite (no hunger), and dizziness—need to be evaluated carefully. The fact that you feel better when you avoid food suggests that your digestive system is struggling to process meals, which could be due to inflammation in the stomach or gallbladder. Right-sided pain can be caused by several factors, ranging from severe acidity and Gastritis to issues with the Gallbladder (stones) or even the Appendix."
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Gastritis/Peptic Ulcer: Inflammation of the stomach lining often causes pain that worsens after eating, explaining why you feel 'happy' or relieved when you remain without food.
Biliary Colic: If the pain is in the upper right side, it could be related to the gallbladder, especially if it feels 'heavy' after meals.
Nutritional Weakness: The dizziness and body pain you mentioned are likely secondary to your lack of food intake and 'No hunger' state, leading to low blood sugar or mild dehydration.
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You will take any table one week before
What is your urine output and colour?
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avoid the spicy food and drink plenty of order
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Most likely its due to gastritis. Avoid too spicy and junk food.eat more fibrous diet and drink adequate water.include more fruits and veg.in your diet.take ppi before food for 5 days.
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For now, you can:
Take small, frequent meals instead of large meals
Avoid spicy, oily, and outside food
Drink enough water
Do not stay empty stomach for very long
However, since your symptoms are persistent, you may need proper evaluation and medications to settle this completely. Sometimes we may also need basic tests to rule out other causes.
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I would strongly recommend a consultation so I can assess your symptoms in detail and start the right treatment for you.
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Early treatment will help you feel better quickly and prevent this from becoming a long-term issue.
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Hello. I have noted your symptoms and understand how distressing this "heaviness" and dizziness can be.
The fact that you feel better when you do not eat suggests that your symptoms are directly related to the digestive process. When you eat, your stomach may be struggling to process the food, leading to that "heavy" feeling and discomfort. The dizziness and weakness you are feeling could be due to inadequate nutrition or a drop in blood pressure/sugar after meals.
To help me understand better, please clarify:
Where exactly is the pain? Is it in the upper abdomen (near the ribs) or lower?
Do you have any acid reflux, bloating, or changes in your bowel movements (constipation or diarrhea)?
When did you last have a blood test to check your Hemoglobin (Iron levels) or Vitamin D/B12?
Initial Recommendations
Modify Eating Patterns: Instead of full meals, try having very small, frequent portions (6–8 times a day). This reduces the "heavy" load on your stomach.
Focus on Easy Digestion: Stick to a "soft" diet for a few days—steamed vegetables, dal/khichdi, and curd. Avoid spicy, oily, and fried foods completely.
Hydration: Since you feel dizzy, ensure you are taking electrolyte-rich fluids like coconut water or ORS throughout the day, even if you aren't eating much solid food.
Avoid Lying Down: Remain upright for at least 2 hours after eating to assist gastric emptying.
Suggested Evaluation
Given the duration of your symptoms and the generalized body pain, I recommend:
Basic Blood Work: To check for anemia (low blood) and infections.
Ultrasound of the Abdomen: To rule out issues with the gallbladder or any inflammation.
H. pylori testing: A common stomach bacteria that can cause these exact symptoms.
If you notice any severe vomiting, black-colored stools, or if the dizziness causes you to faint, please visit an emergency department immediately.
Take care and I hope you feel better soon.
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Hllo , understood your ques ,, it may be gastric issues . Avoid spicy and oily food . Take cap. Rabeprazole in morning and evening before meal .
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If any quary … contact with me .
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Dr. Sachin Bhiwaji Sanap
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7 yrs exp
Hingoli
need more information
kindly consult
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Suraj Sharma
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Jaipur
Need some more details kindly consult
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Dr. Vetsa Sri Krishna Chaitanya
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Rajahmundry
Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Its gastric
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Dr Santosh khandelwal
General Physician
30 yrs exp
Delhi
Take small, frequent meals (avoid heavy meals)
Avoid spicy, oily, fried, and gas-forming foods (rajma, chole, cabbage, aerated drinks)
Avoid tea/coffee on empty stomach
Do not lie down immediately after meals (keep 2â3 hours gap)
Eat slowly and chew properly
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Medications (if needed) Antacid / PPI before meals Simethicone for gas (if bloating severe)
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