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Free the Burp
Five swallowing conditions in plain words
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Five swallowing conditions in plain words
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Five swallowing conditions in plain words. Start from what you notice, find the name to ask about, and the test to ask for.










Hey Product Hunt!
I’m launching this project because of a single, glaring breakdown in modern medicine: You cannot look up a word nobody has told you.
There is a family of mechanical conditions where a specific muscle in the swallowing tract completely fails to relax.
What I built to fix this (and what ships today):
The Natural Language Router: You describe what happens to you in your own plain words ("I can't burp," "my throat gurgles," "food feels stuck"). The tool map-routes your description to the formal medical vocabulary and the exact, definitive test names you need to bring to a specialist. No diagnostic guessing games, no "probability theater,” just the words to command a clinical conversation.
5 Hand-Written Condition Profiles: Built entirely from primary research sources (not LLM-extracted hallucination), detailing how these conditions feel from the inside out, how they are confirmed, and the real statistical uncertainty behind treatments.
The Diagnostic Delay Table: A hard-cited dataset mapping median time-to-diagnosis and common misdiagnosis rates across the condition family. Gaps in existing clinical literature are left intentionally empty and labeled, because unmeasured data is a finding in itself.
Complete Live Trials Tracker: A clean, filtered index of all 27 currently recruiting clinical trials across these disorders, instantly sortable by your location and age with zero noisy clutter.
This tool is entirely free, strictly accessible, and designed to give people their searchability back. I would love to hear your feedback, thoughts on the UI, or any questions about the data parsing pipeline!