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(Concern)(Counseling) It must be reflux esophagitis, right?
2023.05.23 00:45
Hello
I am a 31-year-old mother of a 7-year-old daughter.
I suffered throughout the pregnancy from morning sickness and nausea until childbirth.
It was so bad that I couldn't even swallow saliva or water; I would force myself to eat, but eventually I would vomit, and sometimes even vomit blood, collapsing from exhaustion. During the two months when morning sickness was at its worst, I kept going back and forth between being admitted and discharged from the hospital.
Maybe because I went through so much hardship back then, even when I was full-term, I kept experiencing acid reflux and my stomach constantly felt burning and painful.
Even now that my child is 7 years old, eating greasy foods or bread makes their stomach feel very burning. They often can't sleep without medication that reduces stomach acid secretion.
I never lie down immediately after eating or anything like that. I move right away after eating, and even when I sit upright properly, I still experience it.
Do I need to go to the hospital for proper treatment for this? Or can I just continue to improve my eating habits...? I also want to have bread for brunch in the morning like others and eat sweet potatoes during my diet...
But when it comes to actually going to the hospital, I hesitate because I'm scared. Are there others like me who produce too much stomach acid and have an unbearably burning sensation? If so, how do you usually manage it?
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- 01CommentsIf you have multiple family members who have suffered from dementia, it is understandable that you would be worried. You do not necessarily have to take brain supplements to prevent dementia. Just because a supplement is said to be good for brain health does not mean there is sufficient evidence to prove that it actually lowers the risk of developing dementia. If you have a family history, it is more important to identify your own risk factors and focus on proven preventive care rather than choosing supplements first.770026.10.16
- 02CommentsDid you go to the hospital and get a prescription for medicine and eye drops? I'm also suffering right now because I have a stye and even developed blepharitis. I hope you take your medicine and get better soon.420026.10.20
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