Understanding Severe Bloating and Digestive Issues After Hemorrhoid Surgery
Abdominal pain, bloating, bowel sounds, mild diarrhea, mucus, belching, flatulence, and indigestion? Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing severe bloating for the past two weeks, especially when lying down, accompanied by bowel sounds. The bloating is mostly concentrated in the ...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
Dysmotility is an abnormality of digestive peristalsis, and medication may be necessary for management. If concerned, a stool occult blood test can be performed.[Read More] Understanding Severe Bloating and Digestive Issues After Hemorrhoid Surgery
Understanding Gastrointestinal Issues: When to Seek Further Evaluation
Gastrointestinal issues Hello doctor, I would like to ask you some gastrointestinal-related questions. Last year, from February to March, I experienced persistent bloating for about two to three months. I underwent an upper endoscopy and a fecal occult blood test, both of which s...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
It may be a slight abnormality in digestive peristalsis; you can consider following a low FODMAP diet as suggested online.[Read More] Understanding Gastrointestinal Issues: When to Seek Further Evaluation
Understanding Abdominal Pain After Spicy Food: Possible IBS Connection
Abdominal issues? Yesterday, I had a bowl of duck soup with a lot of chili powder, and right after eating, I suddenly felt abdominal pain and had the urge to have a bowel movement. However, after a while, the pain went away. What could be the reason for this? I have a history of ...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
There may be a temporary abnormality in digestive peristalsis. It is advisable to maintain a regular and moderate diet, eat at a steady pace, and limit spicy foods.[Read More] Understanding Abdominal Pain After Spicy Food: Possible IBS Connection
Understanding Bowel Issues: Symptoms of Anal Fissures and More
Bowel movements and gastrointestinal-related issues? Hello Doctor: 1) Occasionally, my stools are harder, accompanied by pain, slight bleeding, and anal itching. Could this be a symptom of anal fissure? 2) Sometimes the color of my stools is darker (the shape is intact but appear...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
1. It may be an anal fissure; medication may be necessary if needed. 2/3. It is mostly normal variations in digestive peristalsis; further observation is recommended.[Read More] Understanding Bowel Issues: Symptoms of Anal Fissures and More
Understanding Slow Gut Motility: Causes and Solutions for Digestive Issues
Slow gastrointestinal motility? Due to wearing braces, I am unable to chew my food thoroughly, and I tend to eat quickly. This led to gastrointestinal bloating two months ago, for which I consulted a doctor. I have since recovered, but I am now experiencing slow gastrointestinal ...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
Walking after a meal can aid in digestive peristalsis. If symptoms persist, it is advisable to seek medical evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Slow Gut Motility: Causes and Solutions for Digestive Issues