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Even Experts Feel Lost

Each week, I try to share with you what I have learned about acid reflux. My experience has been gained through my role as a caregiver to my son, a co-editor of a reflux book, and as a doctoral student and researcher of the psycho-social impacts of illness.   But gastroesophageal reflux disease can be tricky. And sometimes, even after... Read moreChevron

New Tool May Help to Detect Reflux in Children

Scintigraphy may become the newest tool to detect acid reflux in children. Research from Pakistan shows scintigraphy to be highly effective at safely diagnosing reflux, while delivering smaller doses of radiation as compared to the more traditional barium x-ray test.   Scintigraphy is a diagnostic test in which a 2 dimensional picture... Read moreChevron

Acid Reflux & GERD Medications

Many of the questions submitted on this site are from readers asking about acid reflux medications. I understand why. Medications used to treat reflux are numerous and come in many different varieties, and which medicines to take can be very confusing. Never-the-less, it is critically important that you understand the which, how, and when... Read moreChevron

Sweet Treats for Kids with GERD

One of our greatest food challenges has been to find sweets, especially candy and cupcakes that our son with acid reflux disease can tolerate. After six years, we are up to four types of candy that work well for him in small amounts. Of course, each individual with acid reflux will have his or her own short-list of foods that do not make his... Read moreChevron

For Fathers Only

Over the past twenty years or so, fathers have become more involved in the care of their children. This means that fathers have also become more involved if a child in the family has a chronic illness or disability. These days, fathers often spend just as much time and energy as mothers witnessing a child's pain, taking off work to care for a... Read moreChevron

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