Heartburn Surgery
Before surgery, you'll probably get tests to check how well the muscles in your esophagus work, including esophageal manometry and esophageal motil...
Read moreBefore surgery, you'll probably get tests to check how well the muscles in your esophagus work, including esophageal manometry and esophageal motil...
Read moreIf you’ve ever felt like your chest was on fire after eating a big or greasy meal, then you’re probably familiar with heartburn. They neutralize st...
Read moreFoods and beverages like these contribute to heartburn (and the more serious GERD) by lessening the effectiveness of the LES to keep stomach conten...
Read moreEventually, the acid wears away at the esophagus, causing bleeding. In a small percentage of people, long-term acid exposure from GERD leads to a c...
Read moreOften, the pain from angina, a heart attack, or a severe heartburn episode are so hard to tell apart that doctors need sophisticated tests to figur...
Read moreYou may be able to manage heartburn symptoms by adjusting your eating, sleeping, and lifestyle habits. Non-prescription antacids and acid reducers ...
Read moreNot everyone with GERD has heartburn, but the primary symptoms of GERD are heartburn, regurgitation, and an acid taste in the mouth. Learn about th...
Read moreIf you are experiencing symptoms of indigestion, make an appointment to see your doctor. Because indigestion is such a broad term, it is helpful to...
Read moreAntacids, such as Alka-Seltzer, Maalox, Mylanta, Rolaids, or Riopan, can neutralize the acid from your stomach. The device helps reflux by preventi...
Read moreYour doctor may also prescribe a class of drugs known as prokinetics. You may need a combination of prescription medications to treat severe GERD o...
Read moreNot everyone with GERD has heartburn, but the primary symptoms of GERD are heartburn, regurgitation, and an acid taste in the mouth. Seek immediate...
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