Patient's question:
I found out about my esophagitis last May, and it's been a few times this year that I've had too much to drink, resulting in a burning pain the third day, which then subsided by the third day.Doctor's answer:
I knew about the esophagitis back in May last year. Drinking beer triggered irritation to the esophageal and gastric mucosa. So, I feel a burning pain. Here are some medications for you to treat it: Omeprazole capsules, Domperidone tablets, Aluminum hydroxide magnesium tablets, and Colloidal bismuth. You can buy these at a pharmacy and take them as instructed on the packaging. Avoid spicy, cold, and extremely hard foods, and don't drink beer anymore. If you experience heartburn, acid reflux, or pain in your stomach, it's recommended to take good care of your stomach. Eat less cold, hard, and spicy foods, and try to consume light and easily digestible foods. Develop good lifestyle habits.