I have anemia last time i checked about 5 years ago my bld count was i think i developed acid reflux my throat and chest has been hurting since october burning i can hardly eat because now most everything burns my tongue and throat mostly liquids and sou

Below: Anemia: get your blood checked to see if this is a problem GERD: What Kind of Diet Changes Can Help Acid Reflux? One thing you can do to reduce your risk for heartburn and acid reflux disease is to eat low-fat, high-protein meals. Also, eat smaller meals more frequently; stop eating before you get too full. Pay attention to foods that seem to trigger your heartburn and avoid them as much as possible. Beverages that commonly trigger heartburn or make it worse, include: •Coffee or tea (both regular and decaffeinated) •Other beverages that contain caffeine •Carbonated beverages •Alcohol Foods that commonly trigger heartburn or make it worse, include: •Citrus fruits, such as oranges and lemons •Tomatoes and products that contain tomatoes, such as tomato sauce and salsa •Chocolate •Mint or peppermint •Fatty or spicy foods, such as chili or curry •Onions and garlic What Other Lifestyle Changes Can Treat Acid Reflux? In addition to acid reflux diet changes, see which of the following lifestyle changes you can make. • Quit smoking. Smoking increases your risk for heartburn and acid reflux disease in several ways. It may increase the amount of acid secreted by your stomach and interfere with the function of muscles that help keep acid down. • Reduce reflux while sleeping. These steps will help reduce reflux when you sleep: •Put blocks under the head of your bed to raise it at least 4 to 6 inches. This helps keep your stomach's contents down. However, it doesn't work to simply use lots of extra pillows because this position may increase pressure on your abdomen. •Stop eating at least two or three hours before lying down. •Try sleeping in a chair for daytime naps. • Lessen the pressure. Often, extra pressure around your abdomen increases acid reflux. Try these steps: •Don't wear tight clothes or tight belts. •If you're overweight or obese, take steps to lose weight with exercise and diet changes

See your doctor and: get the acid reflux evaluated and treated and get checked for anemia.