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Can Gerd And Flight Hernia Cause Stomach Cramps And Gas?
I am on two acid reducers a day and I have got to where I burp at least 50 times a day even if I don t eat and lots of times if I eat salad or friend foods I get stomach cramps and have to go to the rest room til I get it all out can you tell me what this might be I have gerd and a flight hernia but I have gotten this week where I can t eat hardly anything I have eat a baked potatoes and drink water the last three days could you help me
Difficulty swallowing or painful swallowing that is progressively worsening like you have is always a concern. This could be caused by worsening acid reflux due to the changes in the esophagus layer. This could also be related to your hernia. Most importantly, you need to go see a medical professional who can help. You will most likely need a gastroenterologist who can perform an EGD to look at the lining of the esophagus and take a biopsy. Overtime, from long standing acid reflux, you can get esophagus cancer. Therefore, I would highly recommend getting screened for esophageal cancer, as well as worsening hernia. Continue your current anti-acids and avoid food that worsen you acid reflux. Also avoid large meals and eating at night. Spicey foods can worsen acid reflux.
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Can Gerd And Flight Hernia Cause Stomach Cramps And Gas?
Difficulty swallowing or painful swallowing that is progressively worsening like you have is always a concern. This could be caused by worsening acid reflux due to the changes in the esophagus layer. This could also be related to your hernia. Most importantly, you need to go see a medical professional who can help. You will most likely need a gastroenterologist who can perform an EGD to look at the lining of the esophagus and take a biopsy. Overtime, from long standing acid reflux, you can get esophagus cancer. Therefore, I would highly recommend getting screened for esophageal cancer, as well as worsening hernia. Continue your current anti-acids and avoid food that worsen you acid reflux. Also avoid large meals and eating at night. Spicey foods can worsen acid reflux.