Achalasia Surgery encompasses various techniques aimed at improving esophageal function and relieving symptoms like difficulty swallowing and chest pain. These surgeries focus on relaxing the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) to restore normal swallowing.

Heller myotomy is the most common surgical treatment for achalasia, involving the division of LES muscle fibers. Alternatively, peroral endoscopic myotomy (POEM) offers a minimally invasive approach with faster recovery times.

Postoperative care includes dietary adjustments and medications to prevent acid reflux, which can be a side effect of surgery. Regular follow-ups are essential to ensure the procedure's success and address any long-term complications.

Achalasia surgery significantly enhances patients’ ability to eat and improves their overall quality of life. Tailored surgical options ensure effective and lasting symptom relief.