Hi, I am a 25 years old unmarried female. I have been having watery loose motions (diarrhoea) for the past 4 days, along with nausea and unnecessary headache and lower backache. I have also been taking medicines like norflox 400 and zintec but it's not helping. Everytime I eat anything, I usually have to rush to the washroom. I google my symptoms and somehow I came across lots of articles which indicated that I might be pregnant. That these symptoms might be of early pregnancy. I last had unprotected intercourse with my fianc� on 5th August after which I took an ipill. My dates are usually within the span of 18th-21st days of the month. On the 4th day of the diarrhoea I experienced some spotting too, and I thought that my date came early this month but these spotting were irregular not like periods. I even took a pregnancy test, and it was negative. I am still unsure what is it that's happening. Request you to advice and help me out of this dilemma and discomfort.
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Keep yourself hydrated (add ors if needed) and take simple food (not spicy / fried / junk food. You can take curds if you like. You may add sporlac (lactobacillus) also. Wait and watch and if you feel uncomfortable and weak, go to a doctor. You can repeat urine pregnancy test. Be aware and alert and take care of your responsibilies in a pragmatic manner.
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Please note that this could have come up after taking the ipill as a side-effect. You need to wait for some time for preg-test to come clear -- the test you did is of not much value in this time period. Take arsenic alba 30 - thrice daily for few days take bland diet drink ors water whole day take rest.
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You are most probably suffering from irritable bowel syndrome. In this condition the frequency and urge to go to toilet increases especially just after meals. Ibs can be caused due to many reasons out of which stress is one important cause. When your life and body are stressed, it can lead to ibs. You need to practice deep breathing and relaxation techniques. If your symptoms are not improved, you need to take prescription medication for a period of time.
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