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Acid reflux
Hello sir ,
I have constipation problem and hyperacidity and I have burning sensation in back of the throat from last 20 days
I am taking antacids but still acidity and sore throat is not healing properly
What to do
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Change life style n diet plan drastically.
Use of isab gol regularly two tsf slowly improv your gut health.
Mucain gel 10ml without water nothing by mouth till 30min four times.
Till symptoms relived.
Add nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH till u Change life style n diet plan drastically.
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Avoid spicy, fatty, food. Avoid late evening meals. Take more of fresh, green, leafy vegetables, fruits like pappaya, orange, apples.
Drink more water, glassful hot water before sleeping and after getting up.
Syp Dupahalac 10m.l. morning and after dinner.
Tab pantaprazole 40mg one daily before breakfast.
Syp mucaine gel 5ml every 8hours for 10 days.
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Since you have constipation for longtime ,it imbalances gastric function.
So treat constipation first, your other symptoms will resolve following it.
Don't take too much much antacid , it has rebound effect.
If it still not get resolve consult doctor near you.
Next Steps
Stay hydrated. Have some exercise.
Eat more fiber-rich foods.
Avoid excessive tea, coffee, spicy foods, and late-night meals.
Don't lie immediately after meal.
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Since symptoms are persisting despite antacid use, a stronger acid-suppressive treatment such as a proton pump inhibitor (PPI) may be required under medical supervision. Lifestyle modifications are equally important: avoid spicy, oily, and acidic foods, tea/coffee, smoking, and late-night meals; eat smaller meals; maintain adequate hydration; increase dietary fiber intake; and avoid lying down for at least 2–3 hours after meals.
Next Steps
Consult a physician/gastroenterologist for evaluation and appropriate treatment. If symptoms persist despite therapy, upper GI endoscopy may be considered.
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