pl answer stomach problem question  sought for best remedy?
815641
After taking the meal don;t go for sleep immediately and if that problem arisies in a day also then do not sit continously on a one place keep yourself moving.  \n\nThe best remedy is take some METHI KE DANNE after your meal with water that will help you lot to digest your food, and don;t take too much oily & spicy food.
471389
Well, it's best to find out why your getting these stomach problems. Keep a diary of what you eat and try and find the foods that are upsetting your stomach. Milk does me bad, I stay away from it but drink an alternative to it so I can continue getting my vitamins. You could try pepto bismol for this right now if you are experiencing discomfort. (I sound like the commercial).
925366
I have recommended slightly fizzy drinks before for people suffering with Diahorrea and / or Sickness. But not very fizzy as it will just gas up in your stomach and wont really help the situation much. Coke is not the usual recommendation though, its usually Lemonade or Lucozade. The idea is that it replaces fluid and electrolytes lost when your sick and not eating/drinking normally. The sugar in fizzy drinks also helps by providing your body with energy, so ironically stops you feeling more nauseous than you already do. I dont really recommend coca cola, mainly due to the high amounts of caffine. It wont help the situation anymore than if you were drinking lemonade. Also only take it in sips, dont gulp as you will only get too much gas. Resting your stomach as much as possible when you are sick is the best treatment - small amounts of water, and slightly fizzy drinks will be plenty. Too much fluid and / or any attempts of food before your stomach is ready will prolong your sickness / diahorrea. Hope this helps and glad your better now !!
762390
I'd try some tea with honey. Good luck =)
34221
As long as you are not lactose intolerant, acidity can usually be eliminated by drinking an 8 oz. glass of milk along with or following a meal, or when symptoms present themselves.  If symptoms occur later--some time after a meal or snack--an over-the-counter remedy such as Tums can be used.  If that does not relieve the symptoms then I would suggest Pepcid* with a full glass of water (8 oz.), as long as it is not contraindicated with any prescription medications you are already taking (check with your pharmichist or physician) no more than twice a day.  If symptoms  still persist, try Prilosec* once a day for about two weeks.  If You still have problems after that, see your physician because you probably have a serious problem.
1120532
Flax is good for intestinal and stomach problems as well as ginger. Avoid dairy in case you're intolerant. There are meds that can be given to slow peristalsis which sounds like the the root of your problems.
135846
Hey sweetie, just take some Dramomine, you can find it in the over the counter meds isle and it really helps also if you are looking for a natural cure, Ginger can ease tummy problems, I like to eat Gingersnap cookies when riding in the car.
7574
Try Pepto Bismol or Tums.
473190
Home Remedy of Indigestion\nDrink mint essence (available as Pudin hara or Amritdhara in India. These are mint or peppermint essence.), 3-4 drops in water, every one hour. Also drink jaljeera (a mixture of cumin, salt, asafetida, and other herbs) 2-3 times. Let the poison get out of your body through vomiting or motions. First you will throw poisonous foods and then water (Drink lot of water with sugar/salt). You should be alright in less than 24 hours. Start this treatment as soon as you start getting sour burps. You may drink mint essence (3-4 drops in water) after you eat in a restaurant or party or you have overeaten. \n\nThe authors of this web site have used this treatment for this type of condition many times with 100% success.\nMix a tablespoon of lemon juice or cider vinegar in a cup of hot water before a meal to prevent acid indigestion.\nAdd three drops of garlic oil to an half a cup of soya oil and rub onto the stomach after food.\nDrink a herbal tea of mint, raspberry, camomile and blackberry.\nDrink one cup of ginger tea after meals to promote a good digestion and for heartburn, nausea, etc.\nMix equal parts of baking soda and water in a glass.\nTake 1 tsp each of mint juice, lemon juice, and honey.\nPeppermint is a good for indigestion. Those who are prone to heartburn may try peppermint tea. It will help indigestion with out causing heartburn.\nMix 2 pinches of rock salt and 1/2 tsp carom seeds (ajwain). Chew it and wash it down with water for upset stomach or indigestion,\nMix 5-6 chopped basil (tulsi) leaves, 1/4 tsp sea salt, some black pepper in 3 Tbsp of curd, and eat it. repeat this 4 times a day for one week for complete reconditioning of stomach.
1149789
The stomach is supposed to secrete a mucous that protects our stomach linings against our own stomach acid.Maybe you have a deficiency of that mucous substance. \n \nOne way to cope is to snack frequently, with salads and stuff, to eat up that acid. Then, there's also Pepscid AC.\n\nI think that a quarter teaspoon of baking soda works the best.\nAvoid Tums or Pepto-Bismal.\n\nMaybe you should see a doctor, though. At least, don't drink these offending fluids on an empty stomach, Have your tea or coffee after meals, not before.\nAnd double your water intake--just plain water. Good luck.
566508
take magnesium phosphoricum 3X 3pills 3hr during peroids\nits a homeopathic remedy
2474
I've had chronic heartburn, and though I'm not a doctor, I'm sharing with you advice my doctor has given me (and what has worked!)\n\n1.  For immediate relief, use Maalox.  Avoid Pepto Bismol, as it has something that irritates the stomach long term (my gastroenterologist told me that!).  For longer term use, use Priolosec.\n\n2.  Stop eating at least 3 hours before you get in bed.  A reclining position with food in your stomach irritates the esophogus.  You would be AMAZED at how much this helps.  Soda or alcohol before sleep is the WORST!\n\n3.  Limit intake of:  Alcohol, Caffience, Carbonated beverages, spicy foods, acidic foods, aspirin (or advil, motrin).   Honestly, I can't stick to this one -- but I've been pretty good keeping #1 and #2, and it's kept my heart burn at bay.  Be good keeping 1 & 2 and you can cheat on 3 -- at least, that's worked for me.\n\nGood luck!
725456
First, you have to visit your doctor to be more sure how you are going to resolve this problem. Is very important  to take a balance diet and eat healthy food (vegetables, grill meat, fruits etc)Anyways you can try galviscon, or prilosec. Now if you still having syntoms take azantac (their have diferent values) and if its worst take Nexium the purple pill. Please!!!!!! Eat at your hours, that is too necesary. Dont' give to your stomach long lapses of time without  meals. Take care...I don't want more people like me (with acid refluxs) that is really sad...And again take care because your life is very important!
37769
Chemically speaking , Oil of peppermint calms the stomach( I think by reducing acid production ) , it always helped me . Maybe thats where that came from ???
829082
I'd say try to aviod dairy products. \n\nAnd try to get more istonic drinks to hydrate yourself.\n\nTake liquid foods, porriage, soups (not creamy ones) if not Lomotil should do the trick.\n\nConsult a doctor if you're tummy is still giving you problems.\n\nTake care!
530416
The answer to your question requires much information you have left out.  The best answer will come from a Gastroenterolgist or Internal Medicine Specialist.  You can look them up in the Yellow Pages.\n\nDo not ask a 'regular' doctor or GP.  That is like asking the Missouri weaterman about weather in China.  Better than asking the man in the street, but not nearly as good as asking someone who has extensive experience in China.\n\nAlways ask the most expert person when that is possible.\n\nYour condition sounds serious enough that you should carefully avoid amateurs and get only expert advice.
916937
Well i have heard of a cure that works.  Make brownies and lace then with Ex-Lax.  Guaranteed no one will steal your food again.  At least the chocolate flavored food.