I have almost every day after dinner and in bed heartburn.
Why this is and what can I do?
Heartburn, "reflux" in medical terms, is due to
the backflow of acid stomach contents into the esophagus. Between the stomach
and the esophagus is a sphincter (LES) which prevents backflow. Because of these
acidic gastric contents, the esophageal mucosal damage, which provides the
typical pain? Basically everybody has heartburn, but should this happen almost
daily may change to chronic mucosal Barrett's mucosa.
This change may be a
slight increase in esophageal give. Are you experiencing a lot of heartburn
symptoms, visit your doctor to help you with possible further medication. , you
can do some things to reduce the heartburn itself: https://plus.google.com/102913432323563044867/about
Maintain a healthy weight (BMI calculator)
If you need to bend down, try to bags instead of bending
your knees
Avoid tight clothing, the height of the stomach
Avoid large meals and fatty;
rather eat smaller portions
throughout the day
Eat plenty of fiber, drink plenty and exercise regularly to
keep the stool well underway
Eat and drink as little as possible, alcohol, coffee,
chocolate, and peppermint, citrus and crisp herbs
Eat and drink no more three hours before going to bed
Raise the head of your bed by about 10 cm
Stop smoking
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