Gerd Treatments

I am from Nepal and I ask, I am suffering from GERD / heartburn, I take antacids and Zantac liquid antiflatulent, this is sufficient for the treatment of GERD? How long does it take time to heal GER 100%? Please answer seriously. Thanks! Well, some medicines can make GORD worse, because the feeling now is due to an imbalance of acid, not necessarily too much acid. Milk is the worst (and misused) something for the reflux. It's cool and cover the throat at first, but the acid has an effect throughout the system, so that reflux is worse after a 'time. There are herbs that help neutralize stomach acid and help to all these questions, but home remedies baking soda in water is the best option as the fastest and around the world. I would also avoid spicy and highly acidic foods (citrus, etc) and until you feel better. If you have cider vinegar, I've heard many people cure their reflux at regular intervals in order to normalize the acidity in the stomach, but not so much a "quick help" Good luck and I hope I helped! Usually you have GERD for life. Very few people can turn GERD. In most cases are hereditary. Get a compatible patient not consuming foods that aggravate your GERD. It is very dangerous for your body by eating food sick to continue because you are at risk for Barrett's esophagus, established in esophageal cancer again ignore GERD. papaya enzyme for digestion! You can buy a health food store. Dried papaya, too. Zantac is sufficient if it works for you. If it removes the symptoms, it is a perfect drug. What is Barrett's esophagus? Barrett's esophagus is a condition in replacing the lining of the esophagus, the muscular tube that connects the mouth to the stomach by a tissue similar to the lining of the intestines This process is called intestinal metaplasia. No signs or symptoms associated with Barrett's esophagus, but is often found in people with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). A small number of people with Barrett's esophagus develops a rare cancer of the esophagus is usually fatal. Barrett's esophagus occurs in approximately 1 percent1 of adults in the United States. The mean age at diagnosis is 50, but to determine when the problem started is often difficult. Men develop Barrett two times more than men and white women are more affected than men of other races. Barrett's esophagus is uncommon in children .