A procedure called peroral endoscopic myotomy is performed to treat swallowing irregularities brought on by muscular problems including esophageal spasms. An endoscope, a small, flexible tube with a camera that is inserted into the mouth (peroral) (a myotomy), is used in POEM to sever the esophageal muscles. By cutting the muscles, you can prevent them from constricting and obstructing your ability to swallow. POEM is not regarded as surgery because there is no skin incision performed. Compared to Heller myotomy, which enters through the mouth to reach the esophagus, it is a less invasive procedure. Compared to open surgical treatments, endoscopic procedures are typically less painful and have a quicker recovery time. For people with esophageal muscle anomalies such achalasia, POEM may be a good treatment choice. POEM typically requires general anesthesia and can last up to an hour. It is non-intrusive and leaves no observable scars. After the surgery, when the anesthesia wears off, the medical personnel will keep an eye on your recuperation.
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