The rare condition known as achalasia makes it challenging for food and liquids to pass from the oesophagus, which connects your mouth and stomach, into your stomach. As a result of oesophagal nerve damage, achalasia develops. As a result, the oesophagus gradually loses its ability to force food into the stomach and becomes paralysed and dilated. The food then builds up in the oesophagus, where it may ferment or wash back up into the mouth with a bitter taste. This is sometimes misdiagnosed as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). However, in GERD the food comes from the stomach, whereas in achalasia the food comes from the oesophagus. Achalasia has no treatment available. Once the oesophagus is paralysed, the muscle is unable to function normally once more. However, endoscopy, a minimally invasive treatment, or surgery is typically effective in managing symptoms. It is unclear what causes achalasia exactly. It might be brought on by the oesophagus losing nerve cells, according to researchers. There are theories as to why this occurs, but autoimmune reactions or viral infections have been suggested. Achalasia can very rarely be brought on by an inherited genetic condition or infection. Treatment for achalasia focuses on loosening or stretching open the lower oesophagal sphincter to allow food and liquid to pass through the digestive tract more easily. The type of treatment you receive will depend on your age, health, and how severe your achalasia is.
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