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Nauseated and slight acid reflux

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kartikm
kartikm

I am a male, 18 years old. Never had any digestive problems before.

I have been experiencing nausea since last 6 months.

My symptoms are:

Nausea - especially on empty stomach, chronic in morning.

Acid reflux - slight, sometimes at night

Uncomfortable feeling of heat in the body - body temperature is around 98.5 C

Weight loss - lost 6 kgs weight in last 6 months but regained 3 kgs back when I was on antacids and stuff. Now again started to lose weight after the medicine dosage is over for about 2 weeks.

Sweating - mostly in groin region, palms and legs. Sometimes at night too but not chronic.

Blood tests and urine tests came out fine.

Can anyone please help me in determining what is wrong? My doctor says it is nothing, he asked me to correct my diet and gave me a proton inhibitor, antacid and a multi vitamins tablet.

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  • BillyP
    BillyP kartikm

    Posted

    I have had nausea,,,bloating ....acid reflux... stomach pains for 40 years....

    ​Had every test known to man, all to no avail.........was told it was IBS....

    My Doc went out of the business.......my new Doc said stop all dairy foods..

    All fixed in a couple of weeks.........yes i was LACTOSE intolerant.........

    Now all good...........it wont do any harm to stop eating  dairy products for

    ​a couple of weeks just to see if it MAY help......I now use lactose free dairy

    dairy products........

    It may not help you...but is easy to try..............

    .......................Billy....................

    ..

    • kartikm
      kartikm BillyP

      Posted

      Thanks for replying to me. I went dairy free for around a month. I didn't see any changes in my health.

    • rihanna52936
      rihanna52936 kartikm

      Posted

      Good . You must try best aa...your ve÷da. Due to rules I can't spell it fully. See some best doctors it needs 2 months diet.

  • Myflower36
    Myflower36 kartikm

    Posted

    Hi, sounds like you have gastritis and should ask a doctor for H Pylori test.

    Especially like you mentioned that you experience stomach burning on empty stomach.

    It's an easy blood test that detect the level of antibodies and if you are positive for the bacteria they prescribe antibiotics. I hope it helps and you get better.

    • tiffany21
      tiffany21 Myflower36

      Posted

      I have had persistent nausea nonstop for about almost 3 weeks and had some burning sensation around my chest area and stomach area (hard to detect where) I have been so stressed out and anxious. I got it after I think was a viral infection. I been nervous thinking it was gallbladder but my doctor said usually I would have had pain and stuff. And she thinks it’s a stomach issue. Have anyone experienced this? 
    • pippa58442
      pippa58442 tiffany21

      Posted

      Sounds like gastritis which can start after stress.  Get tested for h pylori which can also cause it.
    • pippa58442
      pippa58442 tiffany21

      Posted

      H pylori is s stomach infection which will show on an specfic h pylori blood test, stool antigen test, breath test and endoscopy  with biospy taken to detect the bug.  It is not a blood infection so a complete blood count test would not show it.  Gastritis is detected by an endoscopy.

       

  • tiffany21
    tiffany21 kartikm

    Posted

    I have had persistent nausea nonstop for about almost 3 weeks and had some burning sensation around my chest area and stomach area (hard to detect where) I have been so stressed out and anxious. I got it after I think was a viral infection. I been nervous thinking it was gallbladder but my doctor said usually I would have had pain and stuff. And she thinks it’s a stomach issue. Have anyone experienced this? 
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