Hi

Thanks for posting your query

Here are few facts you should be aware of while coming to a clinical impression

All the organs in the abdomen are well placed no organ needs to be placed back by visceral manipulation

Yes the constriction in the chest wall and obesity clubbed together can make the breathing difficult

The pain and bloating after meals are classic of non ulcer dyspepsia

There is some element of indigestion and we usually observe this when patients have collitis along with gastritis

Gerd is also secondary to gastritis and dyspepsia

I would suggest you take a good probiotic for seven to ten days and follow these tips to control Gerd

A lot of pressure on the diaphragm is due to distended stomach and it the post prandial discomfort persisits you will need to get an endoscopy done

Here are the tips :
1] Avoid spicy, fermented meals
2] Do not have heavy meals
3] Avoid smoking and alcohol
4] Wear loose clothes
5] Do not stoop
6] Do not lift heavy weights
7] Raise the head end of your bed
8] Lose weight
9] If under stress - Manage stress levels by meditation and exercise

Hope this helps
Am available for followup queries
Get Well Soon

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