Sunday, February 6, 2011

Gerd symptoms?

My mother had "symptoms of GERD and GERD medication at some time. Recently, he returned to the Mayo Clinic in Arizona, and had some tests, and later to discover that the food in the stomach does not digest quickly causes, symptoms of GERD and I wonder if there is anything we can do "But Doperimdome Have Your take. My mother take prune juice. Does that help? Probably not. His mother has slow motility, and the only way to stop GERD is increase the speed of gastric motility to drugs. The other option is surgery, but I think you are looking for a natural cure. Unfortunately, no. Good luck. not.she problems reflux.like needs Prevacid, zegerid.etc. My husband made a gastric bypass surgery and since my stomach is smaller than is sometimes difficult for him to eat. Now, eat very small meals and eat slowly and make sure the food is well chewed. This May help with the problem digestion. Also try all the foods that are hard to swallow, because my husband has problems with ground meat to avoid. But the land of Turkey is very easy for him to digest. Hope this helps. Good luck to your mom. Prune juice is very acidic, it would probably be more pain before it can cause stomach upset, so I doubt it would help. They may try to eat more fiber-friendly foods, frosted mini wheat, salads, or even eating prunes. My husband has severe GERD and more liquidy type stuff he does worse symptoms. He must avoid dodgy food because he finds it difficult to digest. I had severe GERD and could not take medications due to interaction with other drugs. My doctor asked me (when the mother is allowed - check with her first docs) on sugarless candy or chew gum for half an hour + to GERD disappear. GERD as you may know, gas and if you chew gum, your mouth produces saliva, which pushes the gas back where they belong. I'm not in the medical field I also eat small meals 5 + times a day. This was how it was explained to me. I also take apple cider vinegar in my salad every day, helps a lot, according to my PCP note that both allopathic and natural medicine practice! Hope this helps your mom .

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