Since your current regimen?which includes diclofenac (in Tolpa D) for pain, omeprazole (Omez 20mg) for stomach protection, and topical diclofenac (Oxalgin gel)?is not providing relief after a week, please do not add new medications without supervision. It is very important to contact your orthopedic specialist. They can safely evaluate if you need a different class of pain relief, muscle relaxants, or an imaging study like an MRI to see what is causing the pain above your knee. Please rest the leg as much as possible.

Sometimes, what feels like extreme hunger or an empty stomach is actually a sensation caused by excess stomach acid, mild inflammation of the stomach lining (gastritis), or rapid stomach emptying. Because your current medications haven't brought relief over the past month, it is important to consult a healthcare professional. They can evaluate you for underlying causes like an H. pylori infection or thyroid imbalances. In the meantime, try eating smaller, more frequent, and bland meals to help soothe your stomach.

While Omez (omeprazole) helped yesterday, it can take a few days of consistent daily use to fully control stomach acid and heal the irritation in your food pipe. When your esophagus is inflamed, swallowing food or drink can trigger spasms, causing chest pain and that scary choking sensation. For now, try taking small sips of lukewarm water, eat bland, soft foods in small portions, and avoid lying down after eating. Since you are experiencing a choking feeling, it is important to be evaluated by a doctor to ensure your safety.

It is quite common for stomach pain and indigestion to return after stopping Omez (omeprazole) and Norflox (norfloxacin). This can happen if the underlying cause, like gastritis or a gut bacterial imbalance from the antibiotic, has not fully resolved, or due to a temporary rebound in stomach acid. Please feel reassured that your liver enzymes, SGOT at 41.7 and ALT at 38, are excellent and sit within or very near the normal range, showing healthy liver function. I recommend consulting your doctor to investigate the root cause of your symptoms and discuss if a tailored treatment or probiotics might help restore your digestive comfort.

Omez (omeprazole) reduces stomach acid, but it will not relieve pain caused by other underlying issues. Symptoms like pain after eating or standing, severe gas, and a three-month absence of your period suggest your concerns might go beyond simple acid reflux. These could be related to gallbladder issues, hormonal imbalances, or even pregnancy, none of which omeprazole treats. I highly recommend visiting your doctor or gynecologist. They can perform simple tests, such as an ultrasound or hormone check, to find the true cause and get you the safe, effective relief you deserve.

Taking Unwanted 72 (levonorgestrel) within 24 hours of unprotected sex is highly effective. However, emergency contraceptive pills commonly cause hormonal fluctuations that can delay your partner's period. The most reliable way to confirm if the pill worked is to take a home pregnancy test. Since it has been more than three weeks since August 17, a pregnancy test now will give you an accurate result. If the test is negative and her period is delayed by more than a week, or if you have further concerns, consulting a healthcare professional is a great next step.