Burning
Hormone is actually a symptom of GERD, caused by the condensation of the acidic substance in the stomach and back to the throat, causing a feeling like burning or pain associated with shortness of breath.
The person may sometimes make a mistake by diagnosing the condition of the burn which he thinks is acidic. Both are very similar, but the difference is that the acidity is the feeling of an acidic substance inside the mouth and throat that may cause nausea and discomfort. Both are increased when sleeping on the back. The stomach returns to the esophagus at a time of greater quantity and ease.
Symptoms of burning
- The feeling of burning in the chest and behind the bone, which occurs after eating, lasts a few minutes and several hours.
- Pain in the chest, especially after bending, lying down, or eating, the person should consult the doctor immediately when the appearance of any unexplained chest pain, not to assume that only heartburn in the stomach.
- Heartburn, heat sensation and acidity at the back of it.
- Difficulty swallowing and eating.
- Feeling food stuck in the middle of the chest or throat.
- Chronic cough, sore throat, or chronic hoarseness of the sound, especially if the incineration is concentrated in the location of the vocal cords.
- Burping, often accompanied by burning, so that the person feels pain in his chest every time he buries.
Causes of burning
- Some common foods and drinks that are used to stimulate gastric acid secretion, as well as some over-the-counter medicines. Examples of these irritants include alcohol, caffeine, aspirin, naproxen, soft drinks, acidic juices, And chocolates.
- Smoking and the consumption of a large amount of foods high in fat, both work to affect the function of the sphincter of the esophagus, which leads to relaxation of the stomach and allow the return of acids.
- The diaphragm hernia, any problem which leads to a severe feeling of burning.
- Pregnancy, it causes pressure on the stomach and esophagus affecting their work, and cause acid reflux, resulting in a feeling of burning, pain and shortness of breath.
- Obesity, they may also cause increased pressure on the abdomen, and thus acid reflux in the same way.
- Some diseases or imbalances in the esophagus.
How to treat cirrhosis
- Avoid eating foods and drinking beverages that stimulate burning.
- Do not eat before going to sleep straight away.
- Avoid taking over-the-counter medicines.
- Check with your doctor and take your heartburn medicines, take them as prescribed, or take them from the pharmacy by consulting the responsible pharmacist.