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GERD with cough and cold.
I have a history of Gastric Esophagitis due to GERD and IBS. I had taken medicines few months ago for Esophagitis. But this week i ate mutton. The symptoms of Esophagitis(Acid Reflux) along with cough and cold have returned. Do i go to ENT doctor first or a Gastroenterologist first?
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You should consult a gastroenterologist. Cough may be because of mild reflux of gastric acids into lungs.
Avoid cofee and tea.
Dont sleep immediately after taking food, give atleast an hour gap.
Keep a pillow under head while sleeping.
Rest as per gastroenterologist/physician advise
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You should go to gastroenterologist... GERD is very difficult to treat, you should follow life style modification along with medication and dietary advice..
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hello go to general physician first bye
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Dr. Ameet Thakkar
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Consult a gastroenterologist
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