Treatment
Barrett's esophagus usually does not require treatment. In some cases, conservative treatment (e.g., dietary and lifestyle changes, medication) can help prevent progression of the disorder.
Patients who have Barrett's esophagus should not smoke, should maintain a healthy weight, and should exercise regularly. Eating smaller meals, waiting 3 or 4 hours after eating to lie down, and avoiding foods that cause heartburn (e.g., foods high in fat [fried foods], coffee, chocolate, onio...Read the full article
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