Advice of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease

Slippery elm root

by Isaiah

Yoga. It can be toned down to suit your personal ability It helps to keep joints moving and muscles moving in efforts to prevent contracture and improve circulation and oxygenation to the blood.

by Carrie Walker

lansoprazole 30mg twice a day helps with my sickness reflux

by Lisa

Humira injections have cleared the ulcer's

by Bethan

Training

by Johan

Having a baby that needs me allows me to keep fighting for my health.

by Amy

horse are my therapist , my physio and lower my pain better than morphine. o do pain mangement too

by tasha turner

Eliminated wheat, dairy, beef, and sugar from diet

by Jeannene

Kenalog 40

by Alison

Cellcept

by Angela J. Simons

Having a dr that listened and connected all my symptoms

by Shini

Drinking Traditional Medicines Throat Coat tea helps soothe my throat

by Gloria Franklin

Drinking ginger tea

by M

Exercise

by Paige

Reactine!

by Chelsea

Cutting out caffeine

by Steph

I am on Dexilant (GERD, hiatal hernia, & Barrett's esophagus), Phenergan (nausea), Ritalin, Hydroxyzine (Anxiety), Sulfazine & Diclofenac (RA), Vitamin D3 5000 IU (mood), Lisinopril, Synthroid, Naproxen, Novolog via pump, & Cyclobenzeprine (fibromyalgia).

by S Isaac

Getting gluten out of my diet

by Janet

Keeping yourself busy doing what your body allows you to do, charties are a great way you can help from home

by Susan

Neurostimulator; I have two (upper body and lower body)

by Victoria

Slippery Elm, Manuka Honey and Liquorice DLG have helped me a lot.

by Jonnathan

Heating pad

by Cassie

Staying on my meds as prescribed

by Danielle Norton

My Lumbar-Periotoneal Shunt has made a HUGE difference..

by Jennifer P.

Aunque tenga dolor y otros ayasgos no dejo caer mi cuerpo en cama

by Zulma

Smaller meals, no pastry, no excess fat, no chocolate, no ibuprofen, no alcohol, very little caffeine, no red meat, no processed foods, no sweeteners, no cake

by Claire

decreased my stress

by Laura

Xyrem for my Narcolepsy/Cataplexy

by Daniel

Midodrine. puts a floor under my BP, which also reduces overreaction to very high bp.

by Ginny Ickle

Zofran

by Alan

Několik týdnů studování

by Michaela

PAF is incurable and untreatable.

by Norbert

Being downsized and forced not to work over 40+ hours every week has resulted in reduced pain.

by Susan Eskdale

Adult coloring books to refocus pain.

by Mandie

Hobbies

by Kerrie

Cymbalta

by Blair Miller

Rayos-- delayed release prednisone. Wake up fully covered.

by Anna

Good Physio

by Helen

Being active

by TheDumbOne

I have been on prednisone for going on 2years, I have lymphoma and need 3 bone marrow biopsies every 3 months and Need 2 Rituxin chemo treatments to try to help both issues

by Becky

Avoid excess vitamin A intake

by cyd

Trying to be kinder to myself and not talk to myself in a way I wouldn't do to another person

by Michelle

Finding an exercise I can do

by Bron

Learning to stick to taking my thyroxine regularly, on time, and checking levels often.

by Emily

Home health care , IV hydration, Vitamin Bags

by Starr Andrews StrongHGactivist

Validation

by Susan

Dormir com um encosto para leitura

by Keila

Gaviscon

by CTgrl678

God: my faith has gotten me through the worst pain I've ever felt, and my ongoing chronic pain, illness, and disability.

by chronicillnessfighter

Daith Piercing (migraines)

by Naomi