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I was recently diagnosed with corkscrew esophagus. What do I eat?

Digestive Health | Last Active: Apr 10 9:51am | Replies (14)
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The extra information is helpful, @bee2023. Did the doctor indicate that the chest pains/heaviness in the chester are related to spasms of the esophagus?

How do you feel when you follow the eating plan of avoiding spicy foods, carbonated beverages, etc.? Do you eat several small meals a day or do you still try to eat larger meals?

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bee2023 | @bee2023 | Oct 30, 2023

Hi Teresa he did mention that yes. Well, I have had gastritis for years and yes it helps. Am yet to observe myself with this new condition, but I think it should help am on Pantoprazole Sodium 40 mg twice a day. I take the tablet on an empty stomach. But when I eat I feel like the food is stuck on my throat and it takes hours to go down. So I sleep 3 hours after eating

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