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GERD symptoms increased
Dear Doctor,
I am 41 years old.
I have been on GERD treatment from February 2019.
Endoscopy done in January 2019.
Report fine.
I have been having reflux problems. Taking PPI medicine.
In December 19 onwards I felt better hence had Nexpro L only if needed.
I started eating spicy food from restaurants.
I felt phelm in throat. I am 104kg weight and 5 feet 6 inches height.
Recently I had lemon juice, chocolate etc. Now for the past two days I developed throat irritation, burning, stomach burning, reflux, chest pain. Passing motion after eating, nausea. Please help me with some medicine.
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1. Continue nexpro L
2. Walk for 15 minutes after lunch and dinner
3. Wait for 2 hours after dinner to go to bed
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Kindly take Cap. PANTOCID DSR 1-0-0 before breakfast for 10 days. Lifestyle modifications : diet control and regular exercise to lose weight
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visit Gastroenterologist at the earliest
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Diet control, weight loss
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You need to work on your life style , weight control and eating habits . As I can see you are in early 40s life gonna become difficult if you still don't work on these points .
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stop alcohol , spicy oily food , chocolates , icecream, junk food etc ...take some antacid whatever you have morning evening 30.mins before meal
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walk atleast 10000 steps a day
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