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Our team includes experienced and caring professionals who share the belief that our care should be comprehensive and courteous - responding fully to your individual needs and preferences.
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Dr. Umesh Jalihal is an experienced Gastroenterologist in Basaveshwara Nagar, Bangalore. He has helped numerous patients in his 26 years of experience as a Gastroenterologist. He studied and completed MBBS . You can visit him at Karnataka Gastro Centre in Basaveshwara Nagar, Bangalore. Don’t wait in a queue, book an instant appointment online with Dr. Umesh Jalihal on Lybrate.com.
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64
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male
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Hyderabad asked
Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS), MS - Urology, MBBS
Urologist, Ahmedabad
Dear
Your mother has fissure which is due to constipation and passage of hard faeces, Suggest:
1.Give emollient laxative like Duohaklax or cremaffin plus at night.
2.Give naturolax granules one sachet with a glass full of water at night or Isabgol powder 3-4 tsf in glass full of water at night.
3.Apple Zinc ointment inside and twice a day. This is a castor oil based ointment like a nappy rash cream.
4. Increase fluid intake
5.Five high fibre diet in form of green leafy vegetable, fruits like papaya, banana , mango etc.
6.If she can do some exercise in the bed
7. If she is still constipated then use suppository for toilet
8 If that doesn't work then use enema which are available in market regularly.
Dr. Kiran Mehta.
23
years old
male
asked
1.Take bland diet, Avoid spicy, oily, fatty and Junk food
2.drink plenty of water
3. take one tablet of pan40 in the morning
4. Take unienzyme 2 tablet twice daily after food for few days. 5.consult for further advice
31
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male
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Delhi asked
For spots we have to examine you for further guidance and for digestion - Avoid spicy food in your diet and Also avoid peanuts and potatoes in your diet
26
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male
from
Bikaner asked
Dear lybrate user,
you need to take homoeopathic carbo veg 200, 5 drops, thrice daily, in empty stomach.
You can also try homoeopathic liver tonic liv-t (sbl company). Take 20 ml of the aforesaid liver tonic, thrice daily, after meals.
Try to drink as much water as you can drink daily.
Try to get an uninterrupted sleep of minimum 8 hours.
19
years old
male
asked
Symptom of cholera
profuse watery diarrhea
vomiting
leg cramps.
rapid loss of body fluids leads to dehydration and shock
Prevention is proper sanitation and food and water hygine
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MRCOG, MD - Obstetrics & Gynaecology, DNB (Obstetrics and Gynecology), MBBS
Gynaecologist, Delhi
Celiac disease is a condition in which the small intestine becomes sensitive and reactive to gluten, leading to difficulty in digesting food. Gluten is a kind of a protein found in wheat or barley. In reality, if either of the partners is suffering from celiac disease then you are prone to fertility related issues.
Impact of Celiac disease
As compared to men, this disease is more common among women in general. Women suffering from the disease are generally more prone to infertility and other genealogical problems like preterm births and miscarriages. In the case of men, the disease causes the infertility problems including sperm abnormalities such as low count, abnormal shape, reduced function and such others. Additionally, men with the untreated celiac disease might also have reduced levels to testosterone.
Infertility and Celiac disease
Infertility is one of the lesser known effects of the celiac disease, which is relatively uncommon amongst people. The disease causes infertility by affecting the menstrual cycle among women either in a direct or indirect manner. Some of the infertility related problems caused due the disease are listed below.
- Delayed occurrence of menstruation
- Early menopause
- Secondary amenorrhea (a medical condition associated with sudden cessation of menstruation for 6 months or more)
- Hormonal disruptions and abnormal changes
Diagnosis
Celiac disease is usually diagnosed by its own set of underlying symptoms such as chronic fatigue syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), iron-deficiency anemia, and such others. Additionally, the condition can be diagnosed if a person is having repeated miscarriages or inability to conceive for unidentified causes.
What can you do about it?
If you experience symptoms of Celiac disease, consult your doctor at the earliest and follow the treatments and preventative measures suggested. Additionally, you can also consult a dietician who will help you to move on to a low grain or no grain diet that would help you further to avoid the disease.
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30
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male
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Calicut asked
M.Phil clinical Psychology, MS Psychotherapy and Counseling, PGDGC, MSc Psychology
Psychologist, Chennai
Ibs is an anxiety based psychosomatic disorder. If you are able to keep your anxiety and stress within control, you can witness a great relief to your ibs problem. Medicines do help you to control the effect of your problems and also help you to maintain your functional abilities to some extent. But if you want real relief your should attack the core cause of your illnesses which can be due personality factors, thinking patterns, habitual mal-adaptive behavior, irrational belief systems or even the stress associated with unconscious mind. Treatment for all these conditions is available only my doing appropriate psychological evaluation and using customized psychotherapy. So consult a clinical psychologist in your vicinity, systematically adhere to the treatment process and you will see the real positive change in you. All the best.
30
years old
male
asked
Hello,
You can take(if no drug allergy)
Tablet Pantocid 40 Mg before food once a day for 2-3 days..
I am giving you some health tips to avoid acidity
1.Take small frequent meal kindly take 5-6 small meal in whole day
2.Take 6-8 glass of water in a day
4. Moderate physical activity regularly
5.avoid excessive tea, coffee
6. Do Not postpone Breakfast
7. Avoid excess citrous fruit
8. Avoid smoking and Alcohol
9. Regular Physical activities
10. Meditation
Consult Gastroenterologist for further management
41
years old
male
from
Daman asked
Having meals at regular intervals and a good sleep is important for your digestion. Avoid eating spicy food, oily food to reduce acidity. Also you can have kokum agal to reduce acidity. Increase your water intake to 12 glasses per day
. Add fibre rich food like green leafy vegetables, flax seeds, salads etc to your diet to improve digestion.
26
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male
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Vadodara asked
Fellowship in Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endo-Surgeons, Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery, M.S. - Master of Surgery, MBBS
General Surgeon, Delhi
Do sitz bath. That is-- take warm water in the tub and sit in it for 10 min in the morning after passing stools and once in night. If you have constipation take some mild laxative. This should solve the problem otherwise show to a surgeon.
19
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male
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Nayagarh asked
1.Take bland diet, Avoid foods which cause acidity like spicy, oily, fatty and junk foods, onion, garlic, citrus fruit, tomato etc
2..Have proper Breakfast, Don’t skip or postpone your meal, Take home made food, Avoid food and water from outside,
3.Eat smaller meals at frequent intervals like 5-6 meals per day, and don't overeat.
4.Drink plenty of water. Take your meal regularly and timely. Avoid fasting, Don’t skip your breakfast.
5. Stop smoking, consumption of alcohol and tobacco, excess tea or coffee if you are having,
7. Avoid stress
8. Take one tablet of pan40 in the morning before breakfast daily for few days
9.Consult for further advice
23
years old
male
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Chennai asked
PG Diploma in Emergency Medicine Services (PGDEMS), Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), MD - Alternate Medicine
Ayurveda, Ghaziabad
Take sootshekhar ras. Amlapittantak and shukti pishti with honey three times a day. And pranacharya udar bhaskar kshar churna 1-1 tsf with warm water after lunch and dinner.
19
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male
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Hi lybrate user. At first you have to follow some basic things so that you get better results in a short period of time. 1) take food two times in a day only 2) drink only 100-150 ml of lukewarm water during meals 3) avoid late night sleeping habits 4) avoid oily, spicy, salty, junk, fast and fermented foods. A) take 10 ml of ginger juice along with 15 ml honey before meals. B) take half tsf of avipattikar churna and half tsf of lavanbhaaskar churna after meals. C) take 30 ml of trifala juice along with 30 ml of lukewarm water after meals. Do all these things for fifteen days and give your valuable feedback for further suggestions. Thanks.
40
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male
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Mumbai asked
HI,
Please follow these tips to get rid of constipation:
1. Drink 2-3 lts of water per day.
2. Consume lot of fibre in your diet like raw vegetables, fruits, whole grains, oats. Etc.
3. Eat one fully ripe big banana at bed time.
4. Drink one glass of hot milk with one spoon of ghee in it at bedtime.
5. Take your food at regular intervals. Avoid spicy and oil fried food.
6. Never curb the urge to pass stools.
7. Never put in lot of pressure to pass stools.
8. Take 1tsf of Isabgol powder with a glass of hot water at bedtime to get an easy evacuation.
9. Do sitz bath twice daily.
22
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hi
u need to avoid constipation and avoid spicy meal and drink plenty of fluids
apply lox cream 5 % fifteen minutes thrice a day before going to toilet
and consult me in private through text message with proper history after 10 days.
take care
50
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hi sir stop drinking
take lyco 3c 3tims day for wk
nat sulph 12c as abov
nat sulph 12c as abov
cardus mar 12c as abov
apply ice pack on liver
22
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male
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Jaipur asked
Take two glasses of water daily in the morning, releive constipation, take regular walk at night after dinner, avoid onion & other spicy food, take proper sleep, for medicines vyou have to take private consultation. Take care deepak.
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Cancer, cause is not know, not transferred from one to another.
HIV transmission is through sex, blood and mother to child.
26
years old
male
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Lucknow asked
Hello, if the reports are clear then this may be a gastric pain .
Take Mag phos 6x, 5 tabs twice daily and Natrum phos 6x, 5 tabs thrice daily after meals.
47
years old
female
from
Latur asked
Your problems are not related to the menses stopping (menopause) but it is related to" what you eat"
perhaps your digestion system has been affected. You must seek an advice from a gastroenterologist or a gen surgeon who can help you.
Acidity occurs due to excess gastric acid. Either it can be secreted more due to hurry, stress, worry and spicy food intake
or it can be due to erratic food habits which prevent neutralisation of the acid produced. E prolonged starving between meals, starvation, etc
it would be best to space out your meal into 5-6 meals per day, rather than just having lunch and dinner.
So eat small amounts every 2 hourly. This will help neutralise the acid produced and prevent a build up
avoid excess consumption of tea / coffee.(not more than 2 / day)
eat high fiber foods like carrot, radish, beet, cucumber, watermelon, oranges, sweet lime etc. This prevents gas formation and helps smooth motion
eat fresh curds (dahi) 1 small bowlful, every day.
Drink 2-3 liters of water per day.
All this will help you.
In addition you must take medicines to reduce acidity as prescribed.
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