Dr. Anshul Varshney
Internal Medicine
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Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
After eating greasy food, the following day, I pass stool and floating on the top is a transparent white substance globbed together, my stool is not formed usually and is mostly short segments. I often go about four to five times a day, and sometimes less. I am not on any medication.
Hello,
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It does not look like an infection to me. Could be due to some undigested food material. However, you have mentioned that a few tests have been performed. I would like to see the report before I comment further.
Patient's Query
Thank you doctor,
The feedback of salmonella and infections was negative as well as for celiac or lactose intolerance. I was left undiagnosed and was told to see a gastro specialist. However, I have no time to do so currently.
Hello,
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That is the point. This does not look like infection based on history, and even reports suggest that. I would recommend you to take a combination of Pantoprazole (proton pump inhibitor) and Domperidone (anti-emetic) or tablet Ranitidine (histamine - 2blocker) once a day for five days. Take soft and bland diet. I hope it helps you. Please feel comfortable to ask me if any further query you have.
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