Upper GI tract perforation refers to a rupture or hole in the digestive system above the duodenum, typically occurring in the esophagus, stomach, or first of the small intestine. This condition is often caused by ulcers, trauma, inflammation, or complications from medical procedures. It is most commonly associated with severe abdominal pain, and sudden onset, and may include signs of shock. It can be diagnosed by X-rays or CT scans.
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My grandmother has had dizziness and headache for two days. Why?
Query: Hi doctor, My 82-year-old grandmother is suffering from Parkinson's disease. She is taking medicines for it which include Pramirol SR 0.26, Mondo-RT, Syncapone 100, and Pantocid. She is doing well with these medicines. A week before, we consulted a gastroenterologist because she was complaining abo... Read Full »
Dr. J. Mariano Anto Bruno Mascarenhas
Answer: Hi, Thank you for stopping by! I am here to provide an expert opinion on your medical issues. Dizziness, headache, and sudden collapse are very rare with Ulgel A Syrup (Magaldrate 540 mg, Simethicone 50 mg, and Oxetacaine 10 mg). However, they are more common for reasons like perforation, perito... Read Full »