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Dear lybrate-user, hi
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I have evaluated your query thoroughly.* The Pylokit is for 7 - 14 days, in that consumption it is not going to alter any of the renal functions, in
PKD patients, lansoprazole on long term basis is causing issues only. Hope this clears your query. Regards dear take care.

take the following treatment -

1. Take 4 tablespoon of aloevera juice with one tablespoon of honey after dinner.
2. Take 4 tablespoon amla juice + 2 tablespoon honey on an empty stomach in the morning.
3. Take chandraprabhavati 2 tablets twice a day.
4. Avoid junk, bakery & spicy food.
5. Maida is very harmful for body, so avoid it.
6. Have all your meals on time.
7. Drink lots of water
8. Fruits rich in vitamin c and green leafy vegetables help in acne

Does your endoscopy test positive for h.pylori infection. Confirm your diagnosis. Your symptoms indicative of regurgitation due to lax lower esophageal sphincter or hiatus hernia. Your endoscopy will help with the diagnosis. If manometry and 24 hour ph manometry indicative of hiatus hernia with regurgitation. You may require laparoscopic fundoplication after complete evaluation for hiatus hernia.

It could be a sign of corona
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History and results suggest some kind of acute chest infection. Recurrent infections are common as same chest infection can be caused by different viruses. As children lack immunity, they have infections more commonly than adults till the immune system is ready. If the previous infection cleared completely before the second infection, it is most likely a viral infection. It is better to consult a pediatrician to listen to chest.

Malaria and dengue is caused by mosquito bite but if mosquito is eaten then nothing will happen as it get destroy by acid present in stomach.

No sir you need to consult an ENT specialist for same as some times further evaluation is required to rule out certain diseases.

You have to be investigated fully including chest x-ray, sputum for afb & cbnaat, routine blood tests.

Dear Ms. lybrate-user, your symptoms are suggestive of chest infection with or without involvement of gi tract.
It would be best if you could get a cbc esr & ultrasound of abdomen (empty stomach).
You can load those reports (including your x ray) for complete advice on Lybrate forum.
Wishing you speedy recovery.

Its erosive gastritis so it will take time.
Check on your diet.
Do as Dr. say. U will b well doon.