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  5. I have had dysentery (ama mixed) for a very long period, sir. I go three to four times every day. I've tried a lot of allopathic remedies. However, those were unable to heal me. Additionally, the color of my stool is consistently quite black and contains ama. What should I do? Which medications should I take?

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I have had dysentery (ama mixed) for a very long period, sir. I go three to four times every day. I've tried a lot of allopathic remedies. However, those were unable to heal me. Additionally, the color of my stool is consistently quite black and contains ama. What should I do? Which medications should I take?

Asked by Male, 39 · 6 days ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

6 days ago

Passing stools 3-4 times daily for a long time with black color is not typical simple Dysentery and needs proper evaluation, as black stools may suggest bleeding (like Melena). Avoid self-medication and get tests like stool exam and possibly endoscopy. Please consult a gastroenterologist soon, as long-term symptoms need proper diagnosis and treatment.
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  1. Importance of Medical Evaluation

    • Seek urgent medical assessment due to black stools and persistent dysentery.

  2. Diagnostic Tests

    • Recommend immediate stool tests, blood tests, and possibly an endoscopy to find the cause.

  3. Possible Causes

    • Consider gastrointestinal bleeding, infections, or other serious conditions.

  4. Treatment Options

    • Treatment depends on diagnosis; do not self-medicate without professional guidance.

  5. When to Seek Emergency Care

    • Look for signs like severe abdominal pain, vomiting blood, or weakness as indicators for emergency care.

  6. Follow-up and Specialist Referral

    • Consult a gastroenterologist for specialized care and follow-up evaluation.

Answered 6 days ago