Sir 8 month pahle maine ek approx 1 week enzyme liya uske bad pet me gurgur ki awaj aane lagi. Stool black aur blood laga hua aata tha doctor se dikhaya to sare checkup normal aaya sirf lft tes me tbilirubin 2.1 tha uske bad 6 month tak jaundice ka ilaj parhej chala koi fayda nhi hua tbtak hemoglobin bhi km ho gya aur bilirubin (3.9) aur jyada increase ho gya. Uske bad endoscopy kiye to doctor ji se suna sayad ulcer h par unhone mujhe kuchh nhi bataye aur 1 mahine tak uske bad dawa khaya na hi stool ka colour normal hua aur kabhi kabhi jyada khana khane se blood stool ke sath aa jata h.pet me gurgur dhakar mal tyagane waqt thoda dard rhta h bhookh normal lgti h bhookh me koi dikkat nhi h lekin jo khana khata hu mujhe lagata h energy nhi banti h na hi blood aur weight 58 se 43 kg ho gya pet me dard nhi hota. Kaun si bimari h jaldi thik hona chahta hu.

Blood in Stools

Ulcer

Jaundice

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Dr. Prakhar SinghGeneral Physician7yrs exp

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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.

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