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Treatment of Digestive Disorders Asthma in Hebbal, Bangalore

Treatment of Digestive Disorders Asthma

Treatment of Digestive Disorders Asthma in Hebbal, Bangalore

It is a digestive disorder that affects the lower oesophagus sphincter, which transmits food to the stomach through the passage of the oesophagus and can be managed by providing a proper treatment of digestive disorders asthma in Hebbal, Bangalore.

As food passes into the stomach, the lower oesophageal sphincter opens and closes tightly to prevent stomach contents from backing up into the digestive tract. When the inferior oesophageal sphincter fails to close completely, gastroesophageal reflux occurs, causing semi-digested food and gastric acid to be forced into the oesophagus. As a result of pushing back, the process is referred to as reflux. As a result of the refluxed food and the acidic contents of the stomach, a burning sensation is generally felt in the form of "heartburn." A sufferer of GERD may experience reflux on a periodic or even frequent basis, both when standing and lying down.

Asthma caused by GERD 

The key to treating asthma symptoms associated with GERD is to treat gastroesophageal reflux and reduce the risk of damage to the lining of the oesophageal. The asthma symptoms related to GERD often improve once the gastric reflux problem is resolved.

There are several ways to treat and manage GERD.

1. The medications. There are several medications available to help reduce the production of gastric acid. Talk with your physician about taking over-the-counter medications before doing so.

Tell your physician if over-the-counter medications do not help you after two weeks. The use of prescription medications to decrease stomach acid is frequently necessary.

2. Nutrition. Studies have shown that reducing your consumption of specific foods can aid in treating GERD. It may be necessary to experiment a little to find out what foods you can tolerate. To prevent reflux problems, it is recommended that patients limit their consumption of foods such as fatty foods, fried foods, caffeinated drinks, onions, garlic, tomato-based products, citrus fruits, pepper, chocolate, and peppermint, as well as alcoholic beverages.

3. Consider reducing the size of your meals. Reflux may be minimised if you have less food in your stomach. Eat five to six small meals between the day and early evening instead of three large ones.

4. Tobacco use should be eliminated. The oesophagal sphincter may relax due to nicotine use, and Reflux may result.

5. You are advised to lose weight. Excess weight can exert pressure on the stomach and oesophagus, causing reflux.

6. Do not lie down after eating. It is normal to feel sleepy following a full meal, but lying down within three hours of eating can cause reflux. It may also be advantageous to elevate your bed's head to decrease gravity's role in reflux.

7. Eat your dinner as early as possible. Eating three hours before lying down to bed will allow your stomach to empty more completely, reducing the amount of acid in your stomach.

8. Make sure your belt fits comfortably. If you are wearing loose clothing around your waist and lower abdomen, you may be able to experience some relief.

Book an appointment at Manipal Hospitals to know more about treatments with the help of best internal medicine doctors in Hebbal, Bangalore. 

 

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