Treatment & Care

Your doctor may suggest antacids for occasional heartburn. Sometimes, more potent medications may be needed, especially for persistent symptoms.

There are several ways to cool the burn. Here's what really helps.

If you don’t control your heartburn, it could damage your esophagus and even lead to cancer. There are some simple ways to make sure this doesn’t happen to you.

You may be able to manage heartburn symptoms by adjusting your eating, sleeping, and lifestyle habits.

Non-prescription antacids and acid reducers may help relieve your heartburn symptoms.

Heartburn or GERD that occurs more than twice a week usually responds best to heartburn medicine that you take daily rather than just when you feel symptoms.

When medication and lifestyle changes don't work, surgery may be an option.

Can natural and alternative remedies offer heartburn relief?

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