Since your Covid and swab tests are negative and you have no fever, an infection is unlikely. Your symptoms might be caused by acid reflux irritating your throat or allergies. Healing from reflux or environmental irritation takes time, which is why your current medicationslike RABLET D for reflux, ALASMAN AN for allergies, PHLOGAM for swelling, and BETADINE garglemay need more than 6 days to show full results. Please continue to stay well-hydrated with warm fluids, avoid spicy foods, and consult your doctor if the discomfort persists.

Your shortness of breath and acid reflux are closely linked to your stomach hernia and inflamed food pipe. While your medications, Rablet D (rabeprazole with domperidone) and Rablet L (rabeprazole with levosulpiride), can occasionally cause tiredness due to nutrient malabsorption over time, significant weight loss and severe tiredness are not typical side effects. These symptoms require a closer look, potentially to check for anemia or nutritional gaps related to your inflamed food pipe. Please consult your doctor soon to safely investigate these symptoms and adjust your treatment plan.

Your symptoms of heartburn and a burning stomach, especially triggered by eating out or alcohol, suggest a highly sensitive digestive system or acid reflux that isn't fully managed by Rablet-D (rabeprazole and domperidone). The burning when passing stool could be due to dietary irritation or mild local inflammation. Since your major tests are clear, this is unlikely to be a dangerous health problem, but rather a functional issue. I encourage you to partner with your doctor to adjust your treatment and discuss dietary adjustments.

Since Rablet 20 mg is not providing relief, the pain might not be purely acid-related. Singing, humming, and slouching all put pressure on your diaphragm and abdominal muscles, which can cause muscle strain or cartilage irritation near your lower ribs. Improving your posture, practicing gentle diaphragmatic breathing, and avoiding singing immediately after eating can help. Since your current medication is not helping, please consult your doctor to evaluate for musculoskeletal strain or other underlying causes.

Yes, it is very common for constipation from IBS to cause these urinary symptoms. When stool builds up in your bowel, it can press directly against your bladder, leading to a frequent urge to pee and waking up at night. Since you are already taking Rablet D and Lactifiber, please continue them, but avoid starting new medications without advice, as some bladder medicines can worsen constipation. I gently recommend speaking with your doctor. They can safely evaluate your symptoms and suggest appropriate, bladder-relaxing options that won't interfere with your current regimen.

Experiencing severe heartburn, long-lasting headaches, and vomiting while managing diabetes is incredibly exhausting. Since your current medication, Rablet D (rabeprazole/domperidone), is not providing relief, and your blood sugar is slightly elevated, these symptoms require a doctor's evaluation. Sometimes, diabetes can cause delayed stomach emptying, leading to severe nausea, vomiting, and acid reflux. Please do not force yourself to throw up, as this can harm your esophagus. I highly recommend consulting your doctor or a gastroenterologist promptly to safely adjust your treatment, check your blood sugar patterns, and find relief for your headaches and heartburn.