Heartburn, also medically referred to as pyrosis, is a painful burning sensation in the esophagus, just below the breastbone. The pain often rises in the chest and may radiate to the neck or throat.
It is caused by the failure to close of the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) at the top of the stomach. This normally prevents stomach contents, now mixed with digestiveacids, from returning into the esophagus. Peristalsis, the rhythmic wave of muscular contraction in the esophagus, normally moves food down and past the LES.
Most people have experienced occasional heartburn. However, frequent, ongoing heartburn, may indicate the more serious condition of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
Treatment
The best thing to do when you have heartburn is to walk around. Do not lie down.
Stenocardia, cardialgia (gastralgia), an osteochondrosis (and also radiculitises, myositis, neuralgias) average and chest departments of a backbone; bronchitis, mastitises, a weak lactation at nursing mothers.
To apply applicators on zones 3 and 4 within 20-25 minutes with short-term stronger pressing a forward surface of a thorax on the right or at the left (selectively), and also stronger pressing by small applikator internal surfaces of wrists alternately.
Stenocardia, cardialgia (gastralgia) are always accompanied by an osteochondrosis with pains in a zone of innervation (innervation - communication of bodies and tissues with the central nervous system by means of nerves).
Man, æt 30, dark complexion, nervous temperament, of a gentle and yielding disposition, engaged in mercantile business compelling close mental application and long hours of sedentary occupation, suffering three years ; facial neuralgia.
40, weak, emaciated, first attack twenty years ago, after vexation, attacks gradually becoming more severe cardialgia.
52, thin, choleric temperament, suffering six years ; cardialgia.
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