I had acute problem of bloating and my throat gets choked at night due to bloating also there is hyper acidity so kindly inform us what to do too cure this

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Reoccurring acidity and strong acid refluxes could be due to many reasons, some of which can become severe if not addressed.

I would recommend that you visit an Ayurvedic practitioner right away and get your tests done as prescribed by the doctor.

Meanwhile, too much acidity can hamper our stomach lining, resulting in ulcers and other severe problems. You need to plan a detox diet and give some relief to your digestive system.

Finish your dinner three, or at least two, hours before you sleep.

Don’t eat spicy/fried food. Have more of alkaline foods like fruits and buttermilk (though not at night).

If you can do a fruit diet once a week, practise it for 2-3 months.

Also, start having jeera (cumin) or saunf (aniseed) water in the morning. 

Ans: Small frequent Timely meals, balanced nutrition and early dinner will address the overall acid peptic mucous balance. Medicine need to be prescribed by your family doctor who knows your cultural, ethnic and family lineage background

Ans: Hello. This sounds like you may have a little GERD (gastro esophageal reflux disease). The usual ways to treat this is to follow a few diet rules.
1. Avoid having solids and liquids together. If you must have liquids with your meal, it must be at least 10 min before and not during or after. You must wait at least 1.5 hours before having water after food.
2. Avoid large meals at a time.
3. Avoid laying down or reclining within 1.5 hours after eating.
4. Avoid foods like maida, refines sugars, deep fried foods and caffeinated beverages.
If still not better please see a physician.

Ans: Hi Rajesh, sorry to hear about your problem. I hope you're taking due treatment for Acid Reflux. One of the most effective yoga techniques for GERD is Deep Diaphragmatic Breathing. You should practice it for at least 10-12 minutes a day on an empty stomach (you'll find a follow-along practice video on my channel, specifically for acidity). Practising it twice a day is also good. Secondly, you should carefully identify trigger foods that aggravate your acidity; some common ones are tomatoes, caffeine, and chocolate. By temporarily eliminating trigger foods, you give your body time to heal. These foods can always be added back. In terms of sleep, do not sleep on a full stomach, have a light meal, eat at least a few hours before sleeping (in other words, don't eat close to bedtime), sleep on the right side and get yourself an elevated wedge pillow which will help prevent reflux at night. These pillows are easily available online. The traditional practice of walking 100 steps after eating is also worth exploring. All the best!

Ans: Having no Gall bladder poses difficulty in digesting fats
So make sure your diet is not oily
Also always have early dinner