Growing prevalence of gastrointestinal disorders is augmenting demand for gastritis treatment
Gastritis
Treatment, also known as Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), is the
inflammation of the stomach lining, which causes a reflux of food and liquids,
from the stomach into the esophagus. In mild cases, GERD is brought on by small
gastric ulcers, which are usually at the junction of the esophagus and the
stomach. There are different types of GERD, each with varying symptoms. One of
the most common symptoms of GERD is regurgitation, or regurgitation of acid
into the esophagus. Other symptoms are nausea, fever, and night sweats.
Several
different types of treatments for GERD exist, depending on the severity of your
symptoms. These include medications, diet changes, and surgery. The most common
type of GERD treatment is anti-inflammatory drugs, which can be taken for many
years to reduce symptoms. Certain foods and beverages have also been shown to
reduce the symptoms of GERD, but they must be consumed in large quantities and
with certain foods or drinks. In addition, there are several common causes of
GERD, and some of these can actually be reversed through changes in lifestyle,
such as eliminating stomach acidic foods and refraining from certain activities
that irritate the stomach lining.
In
addition to changing one's diet, there are also some over the counter
medications that can be taken to ease symptoms. Among these are anti-emetics,
which are usually used to alleviate symptoms in people who suffer from
diarrhea, and proton-pump inhibitors, which are commonly taken to reduce the
amount of stomach acid produced. However, these types of medications can be
potentially dangerous if taken for prolonged periods of time. For these
reasons, it is more advisable to find natural methods of gastritis
treatment to relieve symptoms, and to prevent further complications.
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