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Burning after spicy food
Hi dr
I have burning in throat and chest
Yesterday I had very spicy food
Since then my throat and chest is burning
Today morning I spat and found fresh red blood in it twice
Then I repeated the act of spitting again 2 3 times to check
It did not come
It has happened to me first time
The burning is still present
What is it doctor
I'm scared
Pls help me
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Most probably due to gastroesophageal reflux disease
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consult online for proper evaluation and management
Health Tips
avoid hot and spicy food
drink plenty of fluids
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Could be because of acidity.
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avoid spicy and oily food
don't try to spit forcefully
start tablet pantocid 40 mg once a day before meal
syrup sucralfate o 2 TSF morning evening before meals
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It can be due to acid reflux ... Plz avoid hot and spicy food , drink lots of water and for proper medication consult online
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ent doctor consult
Health Tips
avoid hot and spicy food
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Blood could be due to forced symptoms. Burning sensation could be due to acidity and acid reflux. Avoid spicy food. Take warm saline gargles. Avoid forced spitting. If symptoms persist, take online consultation
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Anand
It is due to acidity. Avoid spitting. Take medicines for acidity.
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Avoid spicy food
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Dr. Jayanta Kumar Nath
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
28 yrs exp
Kolkata
It may be due acidity .try some medicine for acidity..please avoid spitting repeatedly
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