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Does mild pill induced esophagitis require treatment, or will it heal safely on its own?
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No treatment needed: Mostly NO TREATMENT needed. However if not resolving after few days you may need an endoscopy. In the future take meds with plenty of H2O.
Answered 6/26/2014
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