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Lax cardia,pangastritis
Hello,
Recently I have been having breathing issues.
Got my lungs x ray done and it looks all normal.
I got my endoscopy done and was the report says
1/3rd lower oesophagities,lax cardia,pangastities.
It also says
Stomach
Fundus-mild erythema
Body-mild erythema
Antrum-erythema.
Please help me understand the obligations and would like to the best way to get ride of it.
Does this lead to cancer?
And why would something related to stomach cause shortness of breath?
Please help.
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Dr. Anil B Sheth
General Physician
37 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
For oesophagitis avoid spicy n deep fired items Esp.green chilies, do not eat with full stomach, eat food in small quantity, 4-5 times a day.Do not sleep immediately after any meal,keep yr head raise while sleeping.take milk 1-2 glasses daily depending on yr digestive capacity,Eat more fruits like banana, apples,ripe mangoes,etc depending on season.,U can also have any kind of liquid antacid, or tablet depending on severity of pain.Very full stomach or over eating in yr case may cause shortness of breath. Avoid hard liqueur as much as possible
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