Barrett's Esophagus Health Feed

Take small meals. Avoid fatty food. Take food 2 hours before going to bed. Raise the head end of the bed. Exercise regularly (at least 150 mins per week).

No..i suggest you to take Homeopathic treatment to cure acidity completely and permanently..
when does acidity gets worse?
which part of stomach feels bloated '- upper , lower, whole abdomen ?
gas problem?
eructations?
constipation daily or lose motion?
nausea ? vomiting?homeopathic treatment is safe & effective.
you can consult me online for treatment and guidance.

This common ailment often happens because you swallow more air than usual, overeat, smoke, chew gum, or eat foods that cause gas. Flatulence can be embarrassing and painful for anyone, but don’t worry! You easily reduce flatulence with diet and lifestyle choices.
Have smaller meals throughout the day. Eat six small meals per day instead of three large meals. Your system may more easily digest fewer meals and produce less gas from them
Eat easily digestible carbs. Foods that contain simpl...more

YOur feeling of food going slowly is a mere anxiety oriented feeling and you do not need any tests and you can just relax and feel good.

Take robina homeopathic remedy. And drink 2 to 3 litres of water daily for more information contact me.

Esophagus narrowing is a condition where one has difficulty in swallowing and the esophagus tend to tighten or narrow.
It is a form of acid reflux and happens due to stomach acid. The stomach acid travel to the esophagus.
Kindly consult a doctor and start with your treatment.

Radiation and nutrition are the two most important factors in your mother along with very good nursing care

hi dear
cancer can spread any time in body
- so better u take -- cancero medicine course-- 6 months to get rid off it permanently
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this much size needs surgery. I believe you would have tried antibiotics as you have been visiting doctors already

Hi. Yes radiation has a very important role in your mother's treatment. You should consult a radiation oncologist for the appropriate plan of treatment.
Good Luck!