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Recurring Stomach infection

Hello,

My husband 35 years old is suffering from recurring stomach infection from past 8-9 years. This happens almost 2 times in a month. Doctors put him on antibiotics like Ofa-OZ, NorMetrogyl etc. He ried homeopathy (Kurchi Q) and ayurvedic medeicines too. He had undergone colonoscopy, but every thing is normal. Doctors have prescribed probiotics which has helped him a bit, but the infection is recurring. Is there any medicine which will help.

Thanks

anu.rns on 2013-02-10

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What are the physical and mental symptoms he is experiencing..?

Pl describe those symptoms, then medicine can be suggested.

R.P. Tamhankar

shouse_nsk last decade

When he has this stomach infection, he feels feverish, exhausted. He passes loose or semi solid stools 4-5 times a day. His lips are dry due to dehyderabation almost all the times. He feels very weak and tired after passing stool. Mentally he is weak due to this prolong problem and is unable to concentrate and is very weak and has to take multi vitamins daily and ORS/Elecral also. He has to push himself to work, otherwise he is very active.
[message edited by anu.rns on Sun, 10 Feb 2013 09:20:33 GMT]

anu.rns last decade

Pl take
1. Merc Sol-200 6 pills twice a day (every day)
2. Arsenic Alb-200 6 pills at bed time (every day)

Pl take this treatment for 15 days and then give feedback

R.P. Tamhankar

shouse_nsk last decade

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