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Heartburn and Acid Reflux, symptoms and treatment

Symptoms and Treatment and Management

Most asked question by Newly Diagnosed.

What could be causing my heartburn?
Do I have acid reflux disease?
Do I have to make any changes to my diet
Do I need any medicine?
Already being treated?

Am I at the risk of complications from acid reflux disease?
I take my medicine every day, but I’m still having heartburn symptoms, what can I do?
Is there anything else I can do in my daily life to help?
Could any other medicines I’m taking affect my heartburn?
Your stomach makes acid to help break down food so you can digest it. When you have heartburn and acid reflux, your LES (LOWER ESOPHAGEAL SPHINCTER) opens when it shouldn’t. this cause acid from your stomach to wash back up into your esophagus, or even into your throat and mouth.

Over time, the content backwash of stomach acid can irritate and damage your esophagus. If this happens, it can lead to these complications:

* Ulcers, bleeding sores in your esophagus

*Stricture, scar damage that narrows your esophagus and makes it hard to swallow

* Barrett’s esophagus, changes in the cells of your esophagus that can lead to cancer.

YOUR DOCTOR CAN HELP YOU MAKE A PLAN TO PREVENT OR TREAT COMPLICATIONS,

SYMPTOMS

Having heartburn more than two times a week is the most common symptom of acid reflux disease or GERD [gastro esophageal reflux disease}. But you also might notice these signs:

* chest pain especially at night or when lying down

* Hoarseness or sore throat

* Bitter or acid taste in your mouth

* Trouble swallowing or feeling like food gets stuck in your throat

* Frequent burping

* Symptoms getting worse after eating or when lying down

If you already take medicine for acid reflux and your symptoms come back or get worse, it could be assign that your treatment needs to be adjusted. At each visit to your doctor make sure you share how you’re feeling with your doctor.

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