In mild cases of cardia dystrophy, dietary habits can be adjusted and esophageal dilatation can be used. In severe cases, surgical treatments such as lower esophageal cardia myotomy and endoscopic treatment can be used.
1. Non-surgical treatment: change dietary habits, such as eating fewer meals, chewing and swallowing slowly, avoiding too hot or too cold food. Some patients with mild early stage of the disease can try esophageal dilatation first.
2. Surgical therapy: lower esophageal cardia myotomy is simple and effective in treating cardia dystrophy with good results. In recent years, with the progress of endoscopic technology, part of cardia laxity can also be treated by endoscopy.
The main symptoms of pancreatic achalasia are intermittent difficulty in swallowing and a feeling of heaviness or obstruction behind the sternum. If you suffer from this disease, you should consult a doctor in time, and after regular treatment, most of the patients can get very good results. Some patients with achalasia are at risk of esophageal cancer, and regular checkups as recommended by your doctor are necessary.