Bismuth Questions

Diarrhea can be relieved by taking antidiarrheal medicines such as loperamide (1 brand name: imodium) and bismuth subsalicylate (2 brand names: kaopectate, pepto-bismol).

For cramping from diarrhea, medicines that have loperamide (Imodium) or bismuth subsalicylate (Kaopectate or Pepto-Bismol) might make you feel better. For other types of pain, acetaminophen (Aspirin Free Anacin, Liquiprin, Panadol, Tylenol) might be helpful.

Madam you need a personal check up from a doctor, and a barium meal x Ray or endoscopy, there are good homeopathic treatment for your condition, medicines like arsenic, phosphorus, bismuth can really help your condition, but strict individual selection is needed.

Black coloured stool could be bcz of many reasons get your cbc and stool for occult blood done may need endoscopy of upper GI to rule out bleed if occult blood +

Hi Lybrate user you can give her homopathic medicine for anti dose of harpic 2 dose Nux vom 200 2 drops to be taken twice daily morning and evening with half cup water & Bismuth 30 2 drops twice daily after meal with water & give her light easily digest able food. Take care.

it's a panic attack I think.. due to some exiting cause... so you must take homeopathic treatment it's best... for it... recently take.. bismuth 200 single dose with... sl tds for 10 day.. and if you response good consult me online.. for better... cure

Hi lybrate-user, it seems that you may have anxiety and depression. In both of these condition patients complains of fatigues, pain over several regions. Also you may have somatoform pain disorder. In those cases usually the reports are normal. I think you can consult with neuropsychiatrist. Hope you will be improved. Do stretching exercises and yoga also. Thanks.

Bleeding in the upper portion of your digestive system can cause black, tarry stools. Ulcers or another form of irritation in your esophagus or stomach known as gastritis can cause bleeding. When the blood mixes with digestive fluids, it takes on the appearance of tar. Certain medications can also lead to black-colored stools. Iron supplements and bismuth-based medications, for example, can darken your stools. Sometimes, serious blood and circulation abnormalities in your digestive system can cause black, tarry stools a stool test may required to know the severity of your problem.

Bleeding in the upper portion of your digestive system can cause black, tarry stools. Ulcers or another form of irritation in your esophagus or stomach known as gastritis can cause bleeding. When the blood mixes with digestive fluids, it takes on the appearance of tar. Certain medications can also lead to black-colored stools. Iron supplements and bismuth-based medications, for example, can darken your stools. Sometimes, serious blood and circulation abnormalities in your digestive system can cause black, tarry stools a stool test may required to know the severity of your problem.

Don't worry. Medicine available for good improvement. As the treatment varies depending on the severity. Send photos of the affected area, by direct online consultation for accurate diagnosis and treatment.