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Indigestion &fud comig bk
Since 1year, I hvsymptoms of fud coming back to my mouth after eating. Nw most of the foods are coming back. I did not take any medication so far. Bt 2weeks back, I had sever throat pain & ear pain. No fever or cold.ENT diagnosed pharyngitis due to acidity in stomach. He gave 5 azithral-500, wikoryl fr 1week, gaviscon liquid & rabilife tablet. In-between, I got severe stomach pain from eating meat. I went to Gastrology DR. She gave me VSL#3, razo-L & razo-20. I have stopped the previous medicines & now i m taking these medicines with wikoryl. Azithral-500 doze is completed. Now my stomach & throat pain has subsided.But what is worrying me ,all these days I had the same problem (food coming back after eating). Even after several hours, certain foods come back & I had to split it out. I thought it was bz f acidity, but even aftr so much medications no change for that. Pls tell me what is the reason fr ts?what shld I do ? I m totally irritated &worried. (Did scanning 2mnts bk,no issue)
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Hello there.... I went through your query.... Avoid tight-fitting clothing. Clothes that fit tightly around your waist put pressure on your abdomen and the lower esophageal sphincter.... Eat smaller meals. Avoid overeating by eating smaller meals.... Don't lie down after a meal. Wait at least three hours after eating before lying down or going to bed..... Elevate the head of your bed....
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