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I'm doing a bit of research on this topic, and I plan to see a doctor. However, I would like to ask for some advice so I may better understand things and go prepared.
I have had choking bouts with food, bouts that really came on suddenly. I have had this four four years now, and tracing back to my eating habits, I found out that I did consume a lot of the following: vinegar, mustard, spices, dressings (with meats only), pasta sauces, lots of dairy and cheese, and so forth - however, not really indulging in them completely but mostly on the side. I also drank lemonade a lot, but not as a subsitute for water - just a beverage of choice. In the meantime, I did eat veggies and lentil soups, as well as fish and chicken, and I would say my diet was pretty balanced as well. What I meant to say is that I was not an "unhealthy" eater - I just may have indulged more in those fooRAB above.
I'm just curious to know, acid reflux disease does a nuraber on the esophagus from what I understand, and acid reflux disease can bring an onset of choking bouts and/or a sensation of s/th "stuck" in throat feeling.
Here's my issue: I have read that the choking bouts which are one of the symptoms as we said, can bring on onset of "esophageal dysphagia " which said that it narrows the esophagus and it causes choking.
my question: was this ever told to any of you by your doctor? Is it something that eventually becomes permanent disorder, or does it heal/go away? How were you told to deal with it? Does your esophagus really end up "closing" as a result...permanantly?
I'm just having a really hard time and as of lately, feel symptoms of acid reflux. I try to avoid certain fooRAB, however, in doing so I don't eat anything healthy because of my choking, i avoid tough fooRAB. I'm really curious to know if this acid reflux could result in permanently narrowing your esophagus.
I have had choking bouts with food, bouts that really came on suddenly. I have had this four four years now, and tracing back to my eating habits, I found out that I did consume a lot of the following: vinegar, mustard, spices, dressings (with meats only), pasta sauces, lots of dairy and cheese, and so forth - however, not really indulging in them completely but mostly on the side. I also drank lemonade a lot, but not as a subsitute for water - just a beverage of choice. In the meantime, I did eat veggies and lentil soups, as well as fish and chicken, and I would say my diet was pretty balanced as well. What I meant to say is that I was not an "unhealthy" eater - I just may have indulged more in those fooRAB above.
I'm just curious to know, acid reflux disease does a nuraber on the esophagus from what I understand, and acid reflux disease can bring an onset of choking bouts and/or a sensation of s/th "stuck" in throat feeling.
Here's my issue: I have read that the choking bouts which are one of the symptoms as we said, can bring on onset of "esophageal dysphagia " which said that it narrows the esophagus and it causes choking.
my question: was this ever told to any of you by your doctor? Is it something that eventually becomes permanent disorder, or does it heal/go away? How were you told to deal with it? Does your esophagus really end up "closing" as a result...permanantly?
I'm just having a really hard time and as of lately, feel symptoms of acid reflux. I try to avoid certain fooRAB, however, in doing so I don't eat anything healthy because of my choking, i avoid tough fooRAB. I'm really curious to know if this acid reflux could result in permanently narrowing your esophagus.