Gastritis Support Group
Gastritis is a medical term for inflammation of the lining of the stomach. It means that white blood cells move into the wall of the stomach as a response to some type of injury. Gastritis has many underlying causes, from infection with the bacterium H. pylori, bile reflux, or excessive consumption of alcohol or certain foods or drugs like aspirin.
sorry for my bad English
I also have hernia and esophagitis/gerd/I sometimes have tight throat and its difficult to breath or eat.
It gets better when I do deep breathing exercises and try to calm myself down.Stress is definite trigger for me apart from bad foods for reflux
Unfortunately,i did not following specific diet (I wish that), but i noticing that the symptoms strongly related to the diet..So when i cut down the bad foods i get fair relief with taking of nexium of course..
my stress level is up and down but it's strongly connected with the tightness of the stomach and band feeling.. i mean when my stomach feels tight and banded my breathing goes away and the stress level raising up and sometimes got panic attack from this symptoms..
so,for my situation i don't know what's going on..it came from my stomach or it's all from my head!!
about the breathing exercises,when i got the attack i can't do it because it's increase the symptoms and the stress level raising dramatically,,
i'm just tired from this thing,,the doctors seemed helpless!!
Stay Strong..
Thanks Bro,,
Certainly will give it try :)
Of course a hernia can also significantly impact on the movement of the diaphragm muscle.
I see a great Chiropractor who works a lot on my abdomen & releases the diaphragm.
At home I also practice "stomach breathing" to strengthen my diaphragm.
I always assumed mine was from the MS. And it probably was at one time. But now.. this squeezing is worse than ever and more centered in just a certain spot under my ribs. It's kind of confusing for me. Either way, it doesn't last long and I haven't found any way of stopping it or preventing it.
The body is so strange.