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Esophagitis may vary in severity from microscopic inflammation to mucosal edema to erosion rheumatoid arthritis natural relief etoricoxib 90 mg buy without a prescription, ulcerations, and stricture. Gastroesophageal reflux Infections (Candida, viral) Trauma (prolonged nasogastric intubation) Acute chemical ingestion (lye, industrial acids) Drug-induced esophagitis (tetracycline, iron, potassium, quinidine, nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs) 6. Skin conditions (pemphigus, cicatricial pemphigoid, epidermolysis bullosa dystrophica, lichen planus, toxic epidermal necrolysis, Stevens-Johnson syndrome) 8. Because sudden onset of a swallowing disorder is rare in younger persons, the only potential cause that came to mind was pillinduced esophagitis. When I asked whether he was taking medication, she reported that he had just started taking tetracycline for his acne and the day before he had forgotten to take his medication at home using the normal amount of water. Undoubtedly, the pill did not reach the stomach before it dissolved, which created an inflammatory reaction with subsequent stenosis. The barium within the narrowed lumen has a somewhat irregular appearance because of the erosions. In some patients the esophagus appears to be relatively insensitive to acid exposure. These individuals never experience significant reflux symptoms despite severe esophagitis and progression to stricture formation. Although most benign esophageal strictures are a result of reflux esophagitis, any source of esophagitis can cause stricture formation (Box 5-1). Drug-induced or pill esophagitis can be seen in young or older adult patients (see Practice Note 5-1). Typically, commonly administered medications that are larger in size (tetracycline, potassium, quinidine) become lodged at the level of the aortic arch and dissolve, causing inflammation and stricture. Symptoms of chest pain, odynophagia, heartburn, and dysphagia may be present, usually more acutely in younger patients. The stricture usually is smooth and gradually tapering, with a symmetric lumen that follows the anticipated path of the normal esophagus. The lateral view shows a long, tapered appearance of a stricture in the esophagus. Proper management requires both treatment of the underlying inflammation and dilation of the stricture. Although reflux is the most common cause of esophagitis, other possibilities must be considered, especially in patients with atypical histories, an unusual distribution of inflammation, or failure to respond to reflux treatment. However, the stricture may be relatively unyielding and require stiffer dilator systems.

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