I'm a 22 year old male and I was just diagnosed with Ach...
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I'm a 22 year old male and I was just diagnosed with Achalasia after a year of pain and many more of a low appetite. I of course have been told a heller myotomy is my best option, but I am curious if anyone out there has any herbal/diet/alternative treatments that they know of. I just can't accept cutting up my body this early in my life. I know there has to be an alternative out there some where. Any info anybody has would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
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Go for the op, food is the only pleasure you can have three times a day,every day of your life!
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My name is Gail Titchener and I am a freelance writer contributing to several women's magazines as well as
the women's and health pages of The Sun, The Express and The Mirror.
I am currently looking to speak to a female achalasia suffer - or a woman with a child who has the condition that would be happy to talk to me about their experience of living with this condition.
Case studies should be willing to be named and photographed and should not have appeared in any other
weekly women's magazines.
Thank you for taking the time to read my email. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Kind Regards
Gail Titchener
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email: ****
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