Hi I want to know I have been dealing with gerd for 3 years now with symptoms of regurgitation and heartburn... my Manometry said pressure is low along with no esophageal motility in this case what can we do ? I was told surgery cannot be done is this true ?
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Your case suggestive of chronic heartburn and regurgitation strongly suggests GERD, while the manometry findings of low motility indicate an underlying esophageal motility disorder
Surgical Considerations
A standard Nissen fundoplication may not be suitable due to poor motility.
But modified surgical approaches like:
Partial (Toupet) fundoplication
Loose two-stitch Nissen fundoplication could be considered in selected cases
Other option is
Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs)
Prokinetics to improve motility
H2 blockers as add-on therapy
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