HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES FOR ACHALASIA

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Achalasia is a rare disorder that makes it difficult for food and liquid to pass into your stomach. Achalasia occurs when the food tube (esophagus) loses the ability to squeeze food down, and the muscular valve between the esophagus and stomach doesn't fully relax.
The reason for these problems is damage to the nerves in the esophagus, which may be caused by an abnormal immune system response. There's no cure, but achalasia symptoms can usually be managed with minimally invasive therapy or surgery.
HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Try with constitutional remedies. Also try the following remedies
ARSENICUM ALBUM 200- It is an excellent remedy for this condition. It is associated with symptoms like dyspepsia, heartburn and dysphagia. Everything patient swallows seems to have lodged in the esophagus
BAPTISIA 30- It is another wounderful remedy for this condition. Achalasia with dyspepsia and dysphagia accompanied with muscular soreness. Patient can only swallow liquids and often vomits due to spasm of esophagus
IGNATIA 200- Patient feels a lump like sensation in the throat that cannot be swallowed. Difficulty in swallowing with tendency to choke. Patient feels better from swallowing solids and liquids harder to swallow
ASAFOEITIDA 30-Spasmodic contraction of esophagus and stomach with reversed peristalsis . Globus hystericus- sensation of a ball rising in throat with a feeling as if esophagus were driven from stomach to throat
ABIES NIGRA 200- Pin in stomach always comes on after eating. The patient feels as if a hard boiled eggs has been lodged in the cardiac end of the stomach
CARBO VEG. 200- Digestion slow. Food putrefies before it digest. Simple food distresses . Contractive pain extending to chest , with distension of abdo

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