Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease Treatment Reviews

After an upper endoscopy, I was diagnosed with reflux esophagitis.

 

I was prescribed acid suppressants.

 

Taking the medicine definitely made me feel better.

 

 

But when I stopped taking the medication, the symptoms quickly recurred.

 

I was afraid that I would end up having to take medication for the rest of my life.

 

Medicine only suppresses the symptoms for a while.

 

It did not fundamentally restore the stomach itself.

 

I didn't want to rely solely on medication, so I changed my lifestyle.

 

 

Never eat late at night

 

Limit spicy foods, fatty foods, and caffeine

 

Drink lukewarm water on an empty stomach

 

Eat soft foods like cabbage, potato juice, and porridge, which are good for your stomach.

 

 

I followed these basic rules.

 

The symptoms seemed to be less severe at the moment, but

 

On days when I was tired or stressed, it would relapse again.

 

I'm starting to feel more and more that this isn't a fundamental solution.

 

So, skip meals, medicine, and nutritional supplements, and avoid eating on an empty stomach.

 

 

As a result, it is not completely cured, but it is now much relieved.