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Excessive belching and Reflux issue
Respected Sir/Ma'am I'm suffering from reflux/regurgitation from last month. I get excessive belching. And after having a small meal I feel fullness and bloating. After getting belching I feel as if something is stuck in my throat. I feel upper back pain at times and also tightness in my chest. I'm following a bland diet from last 35 days but still no improvement. Done endoscopy, ultrasound and CT scan too. The reports are normal. I'm currently taking Razo-D and Acotiamide 100mg. There's no improvement. Please help me what should I do?
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[ ] Hi as symptoms are suggestive of gastritis. Need to follow some lifestyle changes. Take food timely. Avoid cabbage, capsicum, citrus fruits ( for a while). Don't drink water with food, take after 40 min. as much as needed thereafter. Don't lie down immediately after food. Finish night meal by 8.30 pm maximum. Go to bed after minimum 1 hour after dinner. Always keep stomach 1/4 th empty.Divide meal into 5-6 times a day. Avoid the particular food, which is being observed to cause bloating, fullness, upper abdominal pain/ discomfort, reflux symptoms etc. A good acid blocker is needed to check excess acid production. Some times in intractable cases one need to go ahead with Upper Gastroscopy to rule out gastric ulcer/erosions and presence of H PYLORI infection.Feel free to ask any further quary related to this problem.
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