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I have started to choke spontaneously on my own saliva. Anyone else?
Aging Well | Last Active: Apr 5 11:27am | Replies (99)Comment receiving replies
I am 58 with the same diagnosis 5 yrs ago. My primary said to change my diet. I am now symptom free, after
switching to an alkaline diet, cutting out dairy, and limiting fried foods and coffee! In a month, when u feel better, you can reintroduce irritating foods.
I’m now trying to convince my mother to do this. She is
worse, including burning mouth syndrome, and is in pain most of the time! GOOD LUCK!
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It’s such a tragedy that people brought up on the SAD have so many health issues then they have to change their diet to a normal one, if they wish to improve their health, and it’s not easy
Thank you
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My Dad went thru that. He had to use thickner to get liquids down. This was after a COPD & bowel resection for a perforated bowel made his recovery slow and well structured. My paternal grandfather died from complications of recurring remitting Multiple Sclerosis. Choking on liquids is a symptom that your PC can do bloodwork to screen for. I did that a few years ago. So glad to know I do not have it.
It may be worth your time to check to be sure.