14-01-2015, 10:35 AM
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Re: Bile Reflux
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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One of the side affects of one of my MS drugs is it has completely got rid of my acid reflux problem, a friend who suffered with bile reflux has reported the same thing. It's Baclofen I believe a few years ago they were starting to prescribe it for bile reflux as it was so successful in MS patients. Might be worth asking you doctor if they are still prescribing it.
14-01-2015, 03:54 PM
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Re: Bile Reflux
In general, everything that can reduce acidic reflux can reduce bile reflux, examples include lifestyle modification, weight reduction, and the avoidance of eating immediately before sleep or being in the supine position immediately after meals, in addition smoking has been found to be a factor in the development of acidic reflux, all of these factors should be applied to bile reflux as well.14-01-2015, 05:03 PM
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Re: Bile Reflux
Originally Posted by Pats
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In general, everything that can reduce acidic reflux can reduce bile reflux, examples include lifestyle modification, weight reduction, and the avoidance of eating immediately before sleep or being in the supine position immediately after meals, in addition smoking has been found to be a factor in the development of acidic reflux, all of these factors should be applied to bile reflux as well.
14-01-2015, 06:48 PM
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Re: Bile Reflux
I have read up on lots of advice for bile reflux. Most people find that not a lot helps when they are suffering. It tends to settle down itself. Eventually. Of course, there are all the dietary things and the losing weight (of course). Stress also adds to it.I know it will eventually go again, but it is a horrible ailment. It causes gastritis, sore throat, headache, lightheadedness, nausea. It's almost toxic to your system.
At least I wasn't being sick down the toilet at work this morning. So that's a good thing
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