HealthCentral Talks to Dr. Eisner About Reflux Prevention and Treatment

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Todd Eisner

Fri, June 23, 2006

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1. Why do symptoms of GERD return if you stop taking your medicine?Symptoms of GERD are most commonly related to acid exposure to the esophagus, resulting in heartburn. In some cases, the esophagus will become inflamed (esophagitis). Chronic esophagitis can lead to scar tissue formation or stricture,...

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joanne

1/19/07 10:32am

I recently had a endoscopy which showed no erosions I have had awful acid reflux for some time the problem is i dont want to be on prilosec forever what can i do about this thanks

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