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A member asked:
I have la grade b esophagitis. is it possible that barretts esophagus is hidden? also, what should i eat? should i stick to no fatty food, chocolate, typical gerd diet? will i have this forever? could forceful vomit session have given me this?
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Repeated vomiting is one of the causes of esophagitis. The commonest cause is GERD. Stopping vomiting & managing GERD will help heal your esophagitis. Abstaining from alcohol,aspirins,meds like advil& aleve,avoiding excess caffeine are all important. Your gastroscopy didn't reveal Barretts. Your esophagitis won't be permanent. Follow your gastroenterologist's instructions.
Answered 3/30/2023
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