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- Solution 1.Clinical term for vomiting is Emesis. 2.If an adult person is complained about difficulty in swallong then that person may have Dysphagia.It is maily due to GERD(Gastro esophagial reflux disease).It can be controlled by mainly through Diet modification for example use thickening liquids and avoid foods thattriggers GERD.Esophagial dialation is also helps to overcome the difficulty of swalloing.GERD medications also helps to overcome the symptom. 3.General treatment mainly include use of a.H2 RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST like Cimetidine, Ranitidine, Fanotidine Etc . b.Proton Pumb Inhibitors: Omeprazole, Pantoprazole, Rabiprazole...etc. 4.Major risk for cancer of Esophagus:It include a.GERD:It a digestive disorder mainly affect lower esophagial spincter. b.Smoking, c.Chewing Tobacco, d.Alcohol e.Using mouth washes. e.The main GI symptoms due to alcohol overdose:It includes1. Voming , 2.Heart burn, 3.Abdominal pain, 4.Indigestion, 5.Damage of esophagial mucosa, 6.Nausea etc.
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