If you have acid reflux, you may want to avoid caffeine. But there are some caffeine-free tea choices that may actually help your symptoms.

Some foods and drinks are more likely to trigger reflux symptoms than others. We’ve compiled a list of 10 foods that you may want to avoid to feel your best.

These tasty recipes, from appetizer to dessert, will make your mouth water — without that reflux burn.

For the most part, there is not enough evidence to avoid entire groups of food, according to the American College of Gastroenterology Clinical Practice Guidelines.

A class of drugs used to reduce stomach acid in people with heartburn or ulcers may not be completely safe for older adults, according to a recent study.

Learn which exercises are best and other tips to help prevent reflux from worsening.

A 2018 study is a reminder that reflux patients must remain vigilant in taking care of their health.

While easier access to reflux medications can be helpful, it can also lead to problems if you’re not careful.

Clothes that don’t fit well can make your acid reflux symptoms worse, but these tips can help.

Living with acid reflux brings a whole new meaning to “feel the burn.” Here’s how to exercise without exacerbating symptoms.