Manometry was negative for A - now what?

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I had the manometry y'day and today I was told everything looked normal with my

LES.

For 3 months, my disphagia symptoms got progressively worse to the point that I

couldn't even drink liquids.

But the day before the test and during the test, I could feel that as soon as I

drank some liquid, I had a burp and I could see that it was going down.

I was kind of hoping that they would figure out what was wrong with me, but it

was not to be.

What do you suggest I do now? They tell you not to eat or drink anything for 12

hrs before the test, so I can't really prove that solid foods take a while to go

down. What am I supposed to do?