Question 1

gerd (both es and ps do not close properly). i had a duodenal ulcer that is almost healed now. had up-gi.
can i ever drink coffee or other stimulant?

Accepted Answer

Sure: Sure you can as long as you want to keep your symptoms.  If you want to lose your symptoms, change your diet.

Question 2

could lupus cause mild inflammatory changes on colon and duodenal biopsy?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely, but...: ... If the pathologist has only signed out "mild inflammatory changes" and given no other description, what's really the point is, "this isn't tumor, and it isn't something i can diagnose as any specific illness."  the clinician can ask the pathologist, "can the mild duodenitis be due to taking motrin?" and the pathologist can probably answer. Key is "this is a non-tumor biopsy" which is good.

Question 3

does coffee cause cavities ?

Accepted Answer

Potentially: The sugar in coffee can lead to increase bacterial growth in the mouth and that, if not cared for, can lead to cavities.

Question 4

is it possible for coffee to cause headaches?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Excessive caffeine intake as well as withdrawal from caffeine may cause headache.

Question 5

how can coffee cause palpitations?

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Caffeine & The Heart: Caffeine is a stimulant. That means it causes the heart to beat faster; can cause the blood pressure to rise; and also leads to loss of funds and dehydration.  These three facts can be dangerous to a person prone to cardiac events.

Question 6

what causes duodenal adenocarcinoma?

Accepted Answer

Not known!: Just like many other Cancers in people, the exact cause of your Cancer is not known. One way to look at is  why do some people get sick and others remain well without having any serious illness. It may be just a matter of chance or bad luck.

Question 7

can hot coffee cause a slight fever?

Accepted Answer

Warm mouth: Oral temperatures can be affected transiently but the effect on core body temperature is minimal.

Question 8

can caffeine -coffee  cause a headache?

Accepted Answer

No: Caffeine does not directly cause headache, too much of the substance can trigger “caffeine rebound.” A caffeine rebound headache occurs from withdrawal of caffeine after a sufferer continually consumes too much of the substance.

Question 9

what are some causes of duodenal atresia?

Accepted Answer

Duodenum-congenital: The cause is the same, a failure of the process of developing an opening in the duodenum in utero. About 1/3 of the cases are found in children with down syndrome.  That is the single most common association. There are children born with both esophageal and duodenal atresia and that is a surgical emergency.

Question 10

what causes "inflammation" of the duodenum?

Accepted Answer

Many things: A bacterial infection could cause this (helicobacter).  Excessive acid production can cause this.  Medications (aspirin, ibuprofen) can cause this.  Stress can cause this.  There are many other causes.  Acid peptic disease is the more common cause along with the h. Pylori infection.  Treatment is available.  Rarely now is surgery needed.  Diagnostics are readily available.  See a GI doctor.

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Gerd (both es and ps do not close properly). i had a duodenal ulcer that is almost healed now. had up-gi. can i ever drink coffee or other stimulant?

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Could lupus cause mild inflammatory changes on colon and duodenal biopsy?

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