Dr. Frederick Ruymann, MD works in Hyannis, MA as
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I experienced two frightening times when food got stuck in my esophagus. I called rescue as I felt as if I was going to choke/suffocate. The rescue team helped me to calm down and to drink water very slowly until the food passed. Passing the food was very painful. My Primary Care Physician referred me to Dr. Ruymann for a consult. The consultation was thorough and I felt relaxed in his manner as he was very insightful and understanding. He answered my questions and addressed my concerns with easy and unhurried answers. We decided to schedule an endoscopy which would enable him to diagnose my situation. Before and after the endoscopy, Dr. Ruymann was right there to see how I was feeling and to answer questions. During the endoscopy he was able to see that stomach acid was affecting my esophagus to a dangerous level. He was able to stretch my esophagus during the endoscopy. He prescribed Pantoprazol for controlling my stomach acid. Before I left he gave me a printout of my endoscopy results that included photos. I also received a summary of the procedure and a follow-up care printout. Because biopsies we're performed, Dr. Ruymann called me as soon as he had results and followed up that call with a letter. A follow-up procedure was scheduled three months later to prove healing. I have had no pain or swallowing issues since. I thank Dr. Ruymann and his staff for such wonderful care.
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Dr. Ruymann's office is located at 105 Park St Hyannis, MA 02601.
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Dr. Ruymann has a star rating of 3.8/5 and has been reviewed 14 times.
Dr. Ruymann is board certified in
Dr. Ruymann has been practicing as a Gastroenterology Specialist for 37 years.
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