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So i am suffering from lprd and doctor gave me 1 month ppi of Raciper D 40mg which is done now I am like 90 percent clear from globus but the thing is I can still feel it when swallowing it has became smaller but never got complete smooth if I gulp i can feel some tightness in throat I am continuing taking ppi for another month but what further should I do or is this permanent I can eat though as I have no issues no breathing problem also which I used to have before should I try tricyclic antidepressants or something?
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We need to know is there anyother problem in throat. If no other has be found then you can continue PPI and add a antacid syrup also to get gud relief
Its will take time to settle.
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ENT consultation for throat examination
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Life style modification, avoid spicy hot food, exercise, early dinners, adequate hydration, elevated lateral sleeping position
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Dr. Neeraj Aggarwal
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
13 yrs exp
Rohtak
Lifestyle modification is most important.
Avoid sour spicy tea coffee cold drink junk, maida oily, outside food.
Take plenty of water 3-4ltr per day
Walk for 3-4km per day after taking food.
Never lie down after having food.
Dont stress out.
Frequent small meal. Dont eat full stomach.
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Anand
Follow life style modification as well.
Do not take so much stress.
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