Frequently Asked Questions

Kidney-friendly meal plan( Low salt diet-avoid consuming canned foods, Pickles) Adequate Hydration, Voiding self/over the counter medication, Abstinence from smoking

The abdomen is a magic box. Pain here may be due to organs here or maybe a referred pain. So unless examined and evaluated, the diagnosis maybe difficult. Any pain that does not subside quickly, severe in intensity, associated with other symptoms like fever, vomiting, etc. Also, if the stomach is tender to touch and the pain is radiating to the back can be a medical emergency.

Desensitizing a patient to an allergen is possible but may not be completely curable.

All types of fever Dm, HTN Thyroid disorder Anemias Asthma,COPD,Pneumonia Jaundice Acidity

Endoscopy Manometry Colonoscopy ERCP EUS Therapeutic procedures

Bleeding per rectum Chronic diarrhoea Chronic pain in the abdomen Altered bowel habits Weight loss anorexia Iron deficiency añemia

If the patient complains of Dysphagia Recurrent vomitings Pain epigastrium Dyspepsia with alarming signs Reflux symptoms Early satiety Blood vomiting

Examines the patient history Baseline investigation CBP LFT USG abdomen.

If the patient has Vomiting Difficulty in eating food Pain in the abdomen Diarrhoea Blood vomiting Bleeding per rectum Chronic constipation Jaundice Abdominal swelling