Friday, March 4, 2011

Anyone else has GERD Disease (acid reflux disease) or know someone who does?

I have had GERD diagnosed two years ago, has been since I started college and some who have caused this for my stress level high. I took the pills, but did not work. And quit other treatment because it was too expensive for me, not you can afford. So now I took a semester of school because my symptoms worsened. But now they're good, are no better, only a fraction of heartburn. But I was green tea and eat plenty of yogurt and pills lactobactilus to see if there is a better way to handle it. I wonder about GERD acid reflux disease or a condition that causes serious health problems in the future if not treated and stuff? What are some things you do every day to deal with this terrible situation? or what advice can you give me? I would appreciate your help. Thanks. I have, but Prilosec is what works for me, I took a day for about six months, and now I'm about where you can go two days without getting. I must say that if they can not be treated Gerds problems later in the esophagus while your digital life can lead to cancer, so yes, should wherever possible be dealt with the matter. I do not know what medications you got, but you must try until you find one that works. There are many more prescription drugs, in fact, Prilosec OTC is one. Yes, it can lead to cancer of the esophagus. Stop the green tea and other caffeine (I can give more to follow this advice, you have my morning coffee!). Stop all alcohol consumption. Do not swallow everything, peppermint or other mint. Have lots of fiber in the diet. Do not eat spicy or fatty foods like pizza or hot dogs for a few hours before bedtime. Put something under the head of bed to travel a little - you want the gravity to hold it for you what to work on the stomach. There are some yoga exercises that tone the digestive system. The worst that can happen is the erosion of the esophagus, if not control excess stomach acid to rise (usually translated as heartburn) or stomach ulcers or farther from your gut The biggie is the reduction of the acid. I have the luck to go with generic Tums. I have GERD now who knows how long. Suggest that small changes in diet. Avoid spicy foods at all costs, citric acid, and red meat. These foods only GERD worse and his stomach working overtime trying to digest foods like red meat. Try smaller meals throughout the day and try not to fill your plate with food. small portions every two to three hours will benefit you and your overall health. Good luck.

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