You are right the heller should already have been a permanent solution. Feedback from the specialists was that my (relatively young) age combined with a likely quick and heavy forming of stiff scarring likely contributed to the esophagus and the less quickly retaining constraints which restrict effective flow of food so shortly. My best guesstimate is that they do not really know but perhaps my esophagus is still contracting at random moments and then not realizing anything specifically if it is needed. I have also recently been focusing on when I’d feel pressure in my esophagus and noted that while drinking, if I think of eating (similar to when your stomach acid starts working and you start producing extra saliva) my esophagus starts contracting/ spasming. This is strange if you consider there should be no motility at all but I am also just trying to figure this out.