Sharing my experiences and habits of visiting hospitals for reflux esophagitis treatment

I'd like to share my treatment process for reflux esophagitis. Before I visited the hospital for reflux esophagitis treatment, I had a variety of symptoms, hospital treatments, and medications. I'm currently practicing habits that help with reflux esophagitis treatment in my daily life. I hope this information will be helpful to those interested in reflux esophagitis treatment.

When I was young, I had excellent digestion, so I wasn't prone to reflux esophagitis. I wasn't prone to indigestion, and even when I did, it usually went away without any special medication. But then, at some point, I started having indigestion. I tried hand washing and taking recommended digestive aids, but nothing seemed to help. So, I went to the hospital and had an endoscopy. They said there was some inflammation, but it wasn't anything to worry about. The causes and treatments for reflux esophagitis can be broadly divided into two categories: non-ulcer dyspepsia, which doesn't show any symptoms on endoscopy, and cases where symptoms are visible on endoscopy. I'm sensitive, so even the slightest stress or discomfort can cause indigestion. I told them that this might be contributing to my digestive issues, and they prescribed me anti-anxiety medication along with anti-gastric medication. Taking medication whenever I feel uncomfortable helps, but I think I need to improve my habits. The digestive system also ages with age, so it's important to take care of it. I used to eat rather quickly, but I'm trying to slow down. I'm also trying to eat steamed vegetables and warm foods instead of raw or hard-to-digest foods. Also, before treating reflux esophagitis, I find that taking post-meal enzymes can be helpful when I overeat or feel bloated. I hope those interested in treating reflux esophagitis receive proper medical treatment and find relief.