i had spasm formation in my intestinal valve. i need cure.what i have to do?
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As we cannot feel if our Valve is open or closed I assume you have already been to a doctor for diagnosis.  If their suggestions have not helped, You may try magnesium supplements.  Magnesium is a natural muscle relaxer (to avoid spasms) (use magnesium ascorbate or amino acid chelate form)and magnesium in the Oxide form is insoluble...which stays in your digestive tract and makes your stool softer.
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thats a spasm,, eat some dark green veggies dood
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jello, chicken broth soup and alot of water.. I hope you went to the doctor. and take all your antibiotics. strep throat is nothing to mess with. My fiance' pasted away 5 years ago from heart failure due to strep throat and he was healthy. just make sure you take all your antibiotics.
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I'd say try to aviod dairy products. \n\nAnd try to get more istonic drinks to hydrate yourself.\n\nTake liquid foods, porriage, soups (not creamy ones) if not Lomotil should do the trick.\n\nConsult a doctor if you're tummy is still giving you problems.\n\nTake care!
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Treatment of esophageal spasm can be divided into two broad categories: medical treatment & surgical treatment\n1. Medical treatment\n   # You can use nitroglycerine (nitrates) tablets sublingually, which is effective in terminating an acute attack of spasm. Quite effective in reducing the pain.\n   # You can use calcium channel blockers like nifedipine, which is effective in reducing the spasm in long term. But the pain may not be reduced always.\n   # Tricyclic antidepressants can be used (eg: Imipramine). This will not actually reduce the spasm, but it will change the attitude of the patient towards the pain and the patient will get relief from pain.\n   # Injecting botulinum toxin with the help of an endoscope at the site of spasm, reduces it. Quite difficult procedure.\n\n2. Surgical methods\n   # Balloon dilatation: here we pass an endoscope into the esophagus with an inflatable balloon at the inner end. The balloon is inflated to produce dilatation at the spasm site.\n   # Esophageal myotomy can be done. Here using a thoracoscope, we cut the circular muscle fibres of the esophagus and this will reduce the spasm.\n   # As a last resort, we can do esophagectomy where the portion of esophagus with spasm is resected out and the two ends of esophagus are joined.\n\nDr Binny
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Options are several:\n\n1. Repeat cardioversion.\n\n2. Make sure the medical management is optimized (all potential causes of tachycrdia such as hyperthyroidism, coffee intake, sleep apnea etc. are ruled out and the right cardio drugs such as beta or calcium channel blockers are on board)\n\n3. If that all fails, the next step is an electrophysiology study with ablation of the circuit that is contributing to whatever type of tachycardia you have.\n\nYour cardiologist will know what to do...
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Usally high acid.  Try liquid gaviscon immediately, and if this alleviates it, you probably need a proton pump inhibitor such as nexium, prilosec otc,etc..
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the only thing that ever has worked for me was that old trick of holding your breath for 20-30 seconds.  Other than that, I really don't know.  It's your diaphragm having spasms....weird!
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I dealt with a similar thing in college.  My heart irregularly papitated and it really disturbed me.  It would race up for no reason.  \n\nThings I did to reverse the problem:\n\n-Reduced my caffeine intake (caffeine has the potential to make your heart race)\n-I had an EKG study on my heart...it was normal\n-I got plenty of sleep at night\n-Realizing that the majority of my irregular heartbeats were contributed from Anxiety. \n-I began to pray for wisdom with this problem.\n\nAs for feeling your heartbeat after you eat, you will.  When you eat, your body has a lot of gas exchange during the whole digestive process.  The same gas that will make you belch or fart "pass gas" after a meal.  I noticed a lot of pressure in my heart area and discovered that the problem wasn't my heart, it was gas.  I suggest taking a TUMs or some kind of anti-acid to help reduce the gas, which should reduce the pressure around your heart after meals.  Lots of soft drinks, carbohydrates, junk food will bring on gas.  Try to stay away from those foods....I know, that's a hard thing to do if you're in college.  Junk food was everywhere when I was in college.  \n\nAbove all, if you have health insurance, use it.  Go see your doctor and ask him what's best.  He'll be able to tell you what anti-acid medicine you should take.  \n\nDo you have a lot of acid reflux?  \n\nI hope my advice helps ease things a little better.  \n\nGood luck and remember...I'm not an expert.  What I say is just a suggestion from past experiences.  If you're that worried about the heart beats, go see a doctor.
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why are you having spasms? If you can stretch the back that could help you with those spasms. At night you can put a heating pack, ice is only if is acute condition, and if is swelled up, but heat will calm the muscles that are contracted. Here are some stretches you can do:\n\nBack Stretch\n1. Start by kneeling on the ground with your arms out in front of you.\n2. Slide your arms further away and slowly shift your hips back towards your feet until a comfortable stretch is felt.\n3. Now slide your hands to the right until a stretch is felt down the side of your torso. Repeat to the left.\n\n Low Back Stretch\n1. Lie on back with right knee drawn toward chest. \n2. Slowly bring bent leg across body until a stretch is felt in the lower back and hip area.\n3. Remember to keep shoulders squared and flat on ground at all times. Bottom leg should be bent so that your knees are aligned. \nIf after all this the spasms are still there, try a massage, definitly it will help with you with the spasms. to increase circulation and decrease pain and much more\nGood luck, good health  :)
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I know how you feel, I used to suffer from this problem but since i am an alternative medicinal therapist I've managed to control it. Now let's see if i can help.\nThere are many effective alternatives for this condition so be patient.\nThis condition is an erosion of a cartilage of a joint.The aged sometimes suffer from a dimished supply of hydrochloric acid in the stomach which is necessary for normal calcium metabolism. An effective substitute is 2 teaspoons of cider vinegar in a glass of water sipped before or during meals.\nAlternatives are: Black Cohosh and Meadowsweet(natural sources of salicylic acid) Hawthorn for blood circulation or Devils claw.\nCelery seeds = 1 tsp to one cup of boiling water, infuse for 15 mins. Half to one cup 2-3 times a day,before meals.\nDiet: Oily fish,low fat, low salt,high fibre.Avoid lemons and other citrus fruits.\nCod liver oil is very good for cartilage repair.Hot and cold compresses twice daily.Capsicum cream. Hot epsom salt baths twice weekly.\nThe list is endless, but your GP won't give you any information like this.They like to dish out painkillers instead.\nSuppliments: Pantothenic acid, 10mg of Vitimin A = 7500iu \nVitimin B6 25mg, Vitimin E 400iu: Zinc 25mg\nI can also give you recipes for aromatherapy oils but it's much to long for this page.\nIf you need any more information please contact me by e-mail 'alternative@medicine123.wanadoo.co.uk or tele 01843 588668.I'm always here.\n\nGloria j Jones )BSYA-SEN)
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Use Tums, or drink a glass of milk.  Calcium is what is helping ease the pain.\n\nGo to the doctor soon.  Long term acid reflux can damage your internal parts and create life long problems.
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PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN TO VK!!! I Have tachycardia and have had to deal with it since 1997, at least that is when it was diagnosed,and it has to do with your sinus node , your hearts electrical system. It is usually treated with beta blockers that have to be taken daily to slow and strengthen the heart. If the problem continues, then there is a procedure called cardiac ablation that will "burn" all of your bad electrical path ways and usually your cured!!
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First let me say I work in Cardiology so please follow up.\nWe I have never heard anyone discribe a heart spasm, so I can not offer much help. That said, it is possible to have coronary artery spasms, the are caused by many things cocaine being one of the most common and deadly. You should call 911 and go to the ER now if it is on-going. If not you should make an appointment and get seen SOON.
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Intestine has collapsed. Go be with her. It is. She was there when you were young and had the sniffles. She will have quite a major surgery. GO BE WITH HER!!!!
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cause of this disease is constipation. are u getting blood during stoll ?\ntry this.it will help u alot \n\n1.try to drink 10 to 12 glasses of water\n2.use fiberous food\n3.with the help of dr u should constantly use some anti constipation medicine.\n4.get up early in the morning and go out for morning walk and when u return either take 2 glasses of water or fresh juice of orange/carrot.\n5.use milk/products of milk like curd \n6.avoid spicy food   \n7.avoid smoking\n8.stay calm and avoid depression\n\ni must say if u follow these things u would be feeling better after 1 week.
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The body needs fiber, water, and exercise to stimulate peristalsis (the wave like contractions that move the fecal matter down) in a healthy manner. If your body was previously used to high fat foods then the peristalsis may have been happening due to the irritation of the lining of the GI tract.\n\nThe best thing you can do...drink more water and either add some fiber to your diet or take a fiber supplement!\n\nGood Luck\n\nPost back if you need additional information