Can Potassium Irritate the Esophagus? Understanding Pill-Induced Esophagitis
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In 1970, the first case of pill-induced esophageal ulcers was reported in a patient taking potassium chloride tablets. It is now a well-documented medical phenomenon that certain medications can cause irritation, inflammation, and even ulcers in the delicate lining of the esophagus. This article delves into the specific relationship between potassium and esophageal irritation, focusing on the supplement forms that can trigger this condition.
