I have Pharynx inflammation (granule like,ulcer like bumps on the posterior pharynx). Unable to eat spicy since a month. Feel burning sensation upon eating spicy. Why is this happening?
What you are describing can be associated with acid induced damage to the esophagus. This can be due to persistent reflux leading to inflammation. Start with coconut oil gargling and take a spoonful of ghee thrice a day and just keep it in your mouth. Avoid spicy foods completely. And start taking licorice tea 30 mins before food. Your gut lining is damaged and the ulcers are a sign that you need to fix this fast before it gets worse. If the problem persists, contact our team and schedule an appointment so we can guide you better.
Acid-induced oesophageal damage is reversible, but it requires active lining repair alongside reduction of the reflux trigger. The longer it goes untreated, the more layers of the oesophagus are affected.
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