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Hiatus hernia,gerd
I taken  endoscopy in last year september in that 40cms, lax sphincter,mucosal prolapse and the impression is hiatus hernia, gerd.what is the meaning of mucosal prolapse? I am taking medicines but if i stop taking medicines,i observe symptoms like upper  left stomach becomes very tight, severe bloating after taking food, dull stomach pain, this is happening everyday with out taking medicines. i can't sleep with stomach tightness at night.please give any advice. I had attached my report please check.
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What is your weight ? Obesity and GERD go hand in hand. Your Gastro Oesophagial junctionis loose (lax) and does not close tightly after eating and gastric churning movement pushes food back in to food pipe (oesophagus) That isthe main reason of your discomfort. Reduce if there is extra weight. While sleeping keep head end of bed a little raised. Continue the medicines as prescribed.
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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It is Dyspepsia that you are suffering from Nothing serious. Cut down on spicy foods pickles and taper your medications 1 week after these Avoid stress and relax.. You will be better
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