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Feeling Like Something Struck In Stomach, Burning Sensation While Drinking Water, Feeling Sick. Treatment?
I was feeling a little sick earlier in the evening and almost threw up a couple times. I drank plenty of water and went to bed and about an hour later I started throwing up continuously for a while. Now It feels like there's something stuck in my throat but I'm not sure. Every time I take a sip of water it burns in a specific area in my throat. What should I do?
Mon, 24 Jun 2013
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vomiting and burning sensation in throat might be indicating refllux gastritis.
When acid peptic disease associated with a loose lower esophageal sphincter(LES) , it leads to acid refllux occurs to laryngopharyngeal area or throat.
That leads to burning sensation of throat and loose LES feels as something stuck in throat.
So don't worry just you can take antirefllux agent like proton pump inhibitor and an oral liquid containing semimethicone for an instant relief.
If not relived with in a day than see a ENT specialist or an gastroentrologist.
Thanking you.
vomiting and burning sensation in throat might be indicating refllux gastritis.
When acid peptic disease associated with a loose lower esophageal sphincter(LES) , it leads to acid refllux occurs to laryngopharyngeal area or throat.
That leads to burning sensation of throat and loose LES feels as something stuck in throat.
So don't worry just you can take antirefllux agent like proton pump inhibitor and an oral liquid containing semimethicone for an instant relief.
If not relived with in a day than see a ENT specialist or an gastroentrologist.
Thanking you.
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