Can reflux esophagitis be treated with medicine?
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Many people who are suffering from reflux esophagitis visit our hospital.
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“Why do people with reflux esophagitis come to me even though I’m not an internal medicine doctor?”
You may wonder.
Why do people suffering from reflux esophagitis come to a manipulative clinic?
The answer was, “Because the treatment at the hospital didn’t cure it.”
After an examination at the hospital, I was diagnosed as having reflux esophagitis.
What is the treatment like in the hospital?
In many cases, it will be drug therapy.
This medicine is a medicine that “suppresses the inflammation of reflux esophagitis”.
It’s a drug that looks good, doesn’t it?
The painful thing about reflux esophagitis is the inflammation that occurs at the junction of the stomach and esophagus.
However, this medicine does not cure reflux esophagitis.
“The problem with reflux esophagitis is that it is inflamed.
You may say that, but it doesn’t work.
This is because this drug may suppress “inflammation”, but it cannot suppress “reflux”.
Inflammation is due to reflux of stomach acid.
Reflux esophagitis cannot be cured fundamentally without curing stomach acid reflux.
So how can acid reflux be cured?
This is the story of the United States, but in the United States, health insurance does not apply and you have to pay the actual expenses.
That’s why we don’t give out medicine as easily as in Japan.
So even if you are diagnosed with reflux esophagitis, there is no medicine.
Instead
“Better posture”
Advice like saying is prescribed.
“What does reflux esophagitis have to do with posture?”
You may think so, but the relationship is very important.
If you round your back, your belly will shrink and narrow.
Then the room of the internal organs including the stomach becomes narrow.
Then, the upper part of the internal organs seeks escape upwards, and the lower part seeks downwards.
As a result, the lower abdomen protrudes due to ptosis, and the esophagus-stomach joint protrudes upward, resulting in reflux esophagitis.
See below for good posture.
good posture
Place the back of your hand on your waist.
Tighten the muscles on both sides of the spine just above the back of the hand and arch the spine. there is).
Only this.
“Is it okay if I don’t puff out my chest?”
Yes, please don’t push yourself.
Pushing your chest out can make things worse.
Specialized in depression and autonomic imbalance
Autonomic nerve specialist Nobuhiro Miyajima
Nishifuna Reset Manipulative Clinic
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