Pain in right right side of abdomen from 2019 and and when I eat pins and after a while it the pain and slowly comes down whenever I eat everything like whenever I eat full stomach then it pains sometime but not daily

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Pain in right right side of abdomen from 2019 and and when I eat pins and after a while it the pain and slowly comes down whenever I eat everything like whenever I eat full stomach then it pains sometime but not daily - #9720

Abdul Soleh

I have consulted so many times but I have found that there is no appendix and no any kind of means to say any kind of things in our in my intestine so the reason will be that I have an atomic ulcer and so what is the key what and what is the main thing that is causing me trouble to release guess in cousin trouble to pee. I have a stomach problem that is which is related that I am not able to release the case at a time while in our standing POS in airline I need more force to release the gas so what should I do and what is the best medicine for to clean all from stomach to large intestine and I am calling and it makes me it takes my effort in the bathroom I think I am also suffering from constipation

Age: 25

Chronic illnesses: Pain in right side of intestine

Pain while eating more than normal

Sometime causing constipation and difficulty in releasing gas making more effort to release and pee.

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Dr. Shayeque Reza

This is Dr Shayeque Reza completed his degree in the year 2023. Exposed to medicine since 2018 and had been working since then.

40 days ago

Patient Name: Abdul Soleh
Age: 25 years
Sex: Male
Date: 13/04/2025

Chief Complaints:
Chronic right-sided abdominal pain (since 2019)
Pain increases after eating a full meal
Occasional constipation
Difficulty releasing gas and urine; requires effort
History of suspected peptic ulcer (no appendix)
Provisional Diagnosis:
Functional Dyspepsia with Suspected Peptic Ulcer Disease
Constipation-Predominant IBS
Possible Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

Investigations (if not done recently):
Abdominal Ultrasound
H. pylori test (stool antigen or breath test)
Colonoscopy (if symptoms persist or worsen)
Pelvic floor function tests (if urinary/gas difficulty continues)

* Follow up with these reports for your treatment plan*

Dr Shayeque Reza
MD
9800280276

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