Medical treatment can successfully control the symptoms and complications of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) in the vast majority of infants and children.
All of the medication, special diets and positioning can be labor-intensive and yield limited results at first. Over time, the treatments are meant to reduce the irritation to the esophagus and allow an infant or child to eat, sleep and grow normally.
If an infant or child has significant complications from GERD despite optimal medi...
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