Burning sensation in food pipe

2023-03-11 12:42:00
Feel burning sensation in food pipe while eating spicy food feel like something stuck in throat digestion issue what to do.
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Is it same for liquid and solid food or spicy and non spicy? Any other symptoms like difficulty in swallowing or reflex of food items from stomach?
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proper consultation is needed

Answered2023-04-08 06:01:18

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Please check with your sleep pattern Modify your diet to low spiced food Eat food when you feel hungry Take few Ayurvedic medicines like Amlapitta mishran - 10 ml - BD

Answered2023-03-22 14:03:35

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#You should stop Don't take tea with ginger(adrak) No spicy food (rediuce salt intake) No alcohol and no soft drinks No non veg (once a month is ok) also avoid empty stomach (morning or late night) #You should start Roasted gram flour (Sattu) with honey Take one fruit daily or sugarcane juice Take medicine with if this does not help or connect.
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follow all this , still queries than connect with me
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#You should stop Don't take tea with ginger(adrak) No spicy food (rediuce salt intake) No alcohol and no soft drinks No non veg (once a month is ok) also avoid empty stomach (morning or late night) #You should start Roasted gram flour (Sattu) with honey Take one fruit daily or sugarcane juice Take medicine with if this does not help or connect.

Answered2023-03-19 11:05:13

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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment

Answered2023-03-13 06:12:59

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That burning sensation is because of inflammed mucous membrane or oversensitive membrane...there are 3 major possible reason for this. Which one is in ur case will be clear after proper Q&A session with you.
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Answered2023-03-11 15:50:49

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Start this medicine:-panchasav ( baidyanath company) .take 3 table spoon of panchasav mix with 3 table spoon of water and take it after food after breakfast and dinner. :- do not eat fried and spicy food for few days. When you stop medicine after that you can eat. :- Do not take tea empty stomach early morning. :- Do not drink alcohol, and non veg and smoking.
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Answered2023-03-11 12:56:00

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Hello. Superficially hearing your concern feels like it is a case of acidity. Are you taking any medicines?? Do you take more of spicy food or pickles??
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Drink more water, take food on time, limit intake of sour and spicy food. Take arrowroot powder cooked in milk once daily, Please consult a doctor for medicines

Answered2023-03-11 12:47:43

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Start proper ayurvedic medicine.. To get rid of this problem
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for further information consult privately

Answered2023-03-11 12:47:30

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you might be suffering from GERD so healing the area is required and it is possible to do at home
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feel free to contact
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integration can sovle the issue for long term

Answered2023-03-13 10:49:37

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A oily spicy foods,masala foods nonveg .....

Answered2023-03-12 18:10:13

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It's mostly vidagdha ajirna or acid peptic disease. अमाशायम् प्राप्तं विदग्धं रसं आमं प्रचक्षते If it is too frequent, then consult your physician for detail history for ruling out underlying causes. If it is occasional then don't worry.
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avoid heavily spicy food at night fast once a week do meditation regularly

Answered2023-03-12 02:45:19

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Take proper knowledge about this first Chat online with me

Answered2023-03-11 14:22:50

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