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Hiatal Hernia, GERD, Vertigo
1 Year of Vertigo
Vertigo often triggeres by late/early meals.
Normal sugar & BP.
Constant dizziness, worse pre/post meals
sometimes with headaches.
Post meals Shortness of breath, difficulty
burping, constipation.
Endoscopy examined and diagonised with Hiatal hernia & GERD.
(Rabechill L was prescribed - ineffective)
ENT doctor suggested Divalproex (2 months)
ineffective.
Find the attached reports down here
Desperate for accurate diagnosis & effective
treatment.
Seeking Doctor who considers food-vertigo connection
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Reduce excess salt intake in food. It retains more water and impedes equilibrium. For hiatus hernia at present least you can follow is dietary modification with low carbs, high protein and frequent short meals. Avoid late night dinner.
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