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Hiatal Hernia

About a month ago, an adult family member told me he was experiencing severe acid reflux symptoms for the first time in his life. After a visit to his family doctor and a barium x-ray at his local hospital, it was determined the cause of his reflux symptoms was a hiatal hernia. For those of you who may also be experiencing acid reflux symptoms... Read moreChevron

Resolve To Have Fun!

Being overweight is a strong risk factor for acid reflux disease and esophageal erosions. The risk for these disorders progressively increases with increasing weight. I suspect many of you are already well aware of these facts and would love to begin 2009 by getting in better shape. This SharePost is written for you!   Unfortunately,... Read moreChevron

Does Standing Up While Eating Help?

My son with reflux is now 6 years old. For the past several years, it seems my husband and I never get to the end of a meal without arguing with our son about sitting down while he finishes eating, because without fail, after the first half of his meal, my son always jumps up from his chair and begins to walk around the table, telling us that... Read moreChevron

Dealing with Discontinued Medication

"This medication has been discontinued."   That's what our pharmacist told us the last time we went to pick up my son's prescription for Erythomycin. You may remember that Erythomycin is a common antibiotic that is often used to help individuals who may have an allergy to penicillin, and it can also help with gastric emptying for reflux... Read moreChevron

Protecting Those Pearly Whites

If you or some one you care for has acid reflux disease, you may need to consider extra measures of tooth protection. Cavities, also called tooth decay, can be caused by a combination of factors, including acid reflux. Stomach acid is caustic, and if it makes its way to the mouth as a result of acid reflux, it can damage the teeth. The... Read moreChevron

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