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Suffering from APD
I was having acidity issues and having trouble breathing properly. Doctor said it's chronic APD. from past 6 months I am taking pantocid 80, pyloflush, ranidom rd, floraking, I am feeling better than i was feeling before 6 months. I just wanna know what's is APD and how much it will take to go away. Is it permanent??
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There is no term called chronic APD
You need to consult a Gastroenterologist
Undergo a Endoscopy if symptoms are troubling you despite treatment
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You probably have acid peptic disorder. Did you get an upper GI endoscopy done?
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You may continue with pantoprazole. Also take Syrup Sucral O two teaspoons daily before meals for 15 days. Avoid spicy food.
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If symptoms persist you may require certain tests like esophageal manometry and 24 hour pH monitoring
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Upper GI endoscopy
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