Pill Esophagitis Lab
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Pill esophagitis is a swallowed tablet getting stuck in a narrow part of the esophagus, dissolving there, and causing a painful ulcer. Click the drug cards, toggle water/bedtime risk factors, and answer the quiz to see why doxycycline, iron, and NSAIDs are common culprits.
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