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Chronic dry cough
Everytime i lay down, or speak loudly and eat something dry I start coughing. I have a continuous feeling of something strucknin my throat. If vomiting starts I can't keep anything down. Have to go to hospital everything I start vomiting.not able sleep or eat properly. Endoscopy showed mild achlasia but manometry test was normal.i have had these for last 3 years. Havevtried everything for Gerd. Only thing that worked was mirtaz 7.5 mg. For my depression. I keep clearing my throat. Any food with small particles travelbto my airway. Please help.
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Symptoms are of Laryngopharyngeal reflux
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Avoid oily and spicy food
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Hi Greetings. You have symptoms of Laryngopharyngeal reflux issue. This might cause of a feeling of something stuck in the throat, cough and irritation.
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Would recommend you to maintain a healthy circadian cycle. avoid oily spicy food have a balanced diet. Can confirm with an ENT by Laryngoscopic examination. kindly consult for further opinion
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