What to do if the esophagus always feels blocked

If you always feel that your esophagus is blocked, you should pay attention to it. There are many reasons for esophageal blockage, the most common of which is esophageal reflux. In addition, esophagitis can also easily cause such symptoms. At this time, you should receive good treatment in time. You should pay attention to your diet and medication. When you have heartburn, you should take some food that can neutralize it in time, such as some steamed buns or bread.

What to do if the esophagus always feels blocked

(1) To alleviate the condition of gastroesophageal reflux patients, they must first develop good living habits, such as not smoking, drinking, eating greasy food, and not eating irritating food.

(2) Secondly, if you usually have problems such as heartburn and belching, do not eat two or three hours before going to bed, otherwise it will easily irritate the stomach and cause gastroesophageal reflux.

(3) In addition, if patients usually have symptoms such as heartburn and acid reflux and the symptoms are more common, they can slightly raise their heads when sleeping at night. This can greatly reduce the occurrence of gastroesophageal reflux. When sleeping, you can use a higher pillow to raise your head, neck and upper body. By changing your lifestyle, the pillow can be raised to prevent stomach acid from coming back up easily.

1. Patients with reflux gastritis always have a sour taste in their mouths, vomit acid, and always feel that there is a foreign body blocking their esophagus. This situation is typical reflux gastritis. This disease is mainly caused by transient relaxation of the cardiac sphincter, which cannot be detected through gastroscopy. Long-term reflux stimulation will lead to a decline in esophageal function and symptoms of difficulty swallowing, so patients always feel a blockage in the esophagus.

The treatment of reflux gastritis is very troublesome and prone to recurrence, so it is recommended that when there are some signs of gastrointestinal disease, you must pay more attention to treatment and not let the disease be delayed. If symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux occur and last for a relatively long time, or if severe symptoms occur or the condition persists for a long time, timely treatment is necessary to avoid further deterioration and impact on daily life and health.