Question 1

Why does a lump-in-the-throat feeling remain even after long use of stomach medicine?

Accepted Answer

Patients tell us that after taking stomach medicine for a long time, their heartburn has eased, but the feeling of something stuck in the throat and a dry cough are still there.

Question 2

How do you look at heartburn that comes back soon after stopping medication?

Accepted Answer

Patients tell us they're comfortable while taking the medicine, but soon after stopping the burning returns. It comes with a stinging throat and frequent burping after meals.

Question 3

If bloating after meals and morning nausea keep repeating, what do you look at?

Accepted Answer

Patients tell us their stomach feels bloated no matter what they eat, and especially about thirty minutes after waking up, nausea washes over them. As a result, they eat less, and it leads to not even wanting to think about food.

Question 4

How do you approach indigestion combined with headaches and fatigue?

Accepted Answer

Patients tell us they feel nauseous every time they eat, and in the afternoon pain rises from the temples to the back of the head. They say they slept enough, yet they're already worn out in the morning.

Question 5

Recurring stomachaches and frequent bowel movements in children: when should a pediatrician come first?

Accepted Answer

If there is blood in the stool, the child wakes at night from the pain, is losing weight, or has an ongoing fever, see a pediatrician first. When there are none of these signs, tests showed nothing in particular, and it keeps recurring, there are things we look at.

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