not important, but EE = erosive esophagitis, EoE = eosinophilic esophagitis

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Jun 13, 2021
11:17:27am

SaturdaySpecialDay Q Hall 5th floor

not important, but EE = erosive esophagitis, EoE = eosinophilic esophagitis

treatments are different so just trying to avoid confusion

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CB ENT docs...(sorry for the gen pop post)

byujdmba

6/13/21 10:12am

ENT is the wrong option if you have dysphagia/odynophagia. You need to see a gastroenterologist and have endoscopy.

SaturdaySpecialDay

6/13/21 10:26am

If you are coughing and short of breath when you eat or drink, you need a swallow study - that's speech pathology eval

SaturdaySpecialDay

6/13/21 10:27am

I have a family member with EE. Her experience sounded a lot like the original post.

MarkWatney

6/13/21 10:37am

I have EE, and although there are some similarities to what the OP describes,

jreid191

6/13/21 10:55am

Possible. Or maybe people with the same diagnosis experience different symptoms.

SJS

6/13/21 11:01am

not important, but EE = erosive esophagitis, EoE = eosinophilic esophagitis

SaturdaySpecialDay

6/13/21 11:17am

Good to know. EoE is what I have.

jreid191

6/13/21 1:27pm

With that timing and location probably reflux exacerbation.

SouthAnch

6/13/21 10:27am

So you decided to take a sub therapeutic dose of omeprzole

SJS

6/13/21 10:30am

I get that I took some risk here, but in my defense

byujdmba

6/13/21 10:38am

That’s why you’re probably going to now get a barium upper GO study and/or EGD

SJS

6/13/21 10:52am

Had an inconclusive EGD last time (no obvious issues).

byujdmba

6/13/21 11:03am

Proton pump inhibitors are among the safest medications one can be prescribed

SJS

6/13/21 11:04am

and is extremely cost effective

SaturdaySpecialDay

6/13/21 11:23am

Agree with others. Cancel ent, scheduke Gi appt, bump up omeprazole to

cougfanz

6/13/21 11:07am

40mg twice?

byujdmba

6/13/21 11:26am

Probably bad internet advice.. once daily is fine.

cougfanz

6/13/21 11:31am

You may need an EGD. Find a GI doc.

Backcountry

6/13/21 11:09am

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