While we are aware of the typical symptoms of acid reflux disease, a doctor may conduct various diagnostic tests to rule out any organic cause of your acid reflux problem. Typically, if the problem persists after lifestyle and diet changes, the doctor may suggest...

You have just stuffed yourself at this wonderful meal. Just could not resist one more helping of the wonderful beef dish with the rich cream sauce. That feeling of well being also led you to getting comfortable on the sofa, just in time for your favorite program...

Nothing proves the connection of women with Acid Reflux disease better than the study done by Dr B. Jacobson in Boston. Almost a quarter of all women suffer with Acid Reflux at least once per week

Actually, the last folks to have lifestyle issues as a cause for Acid Reflux are babies. . Surprisingly, acid reflux in infants occurs quite often. Over half of babies experience acid reflux within the first three months of their life. (...)

Acid Reflux disease also has some surgical solutions when all else fails. Typically, this happens when drug therapy fails, or the patient has severe bleeding and other physical discomforts, that indicate an invasive surgical intervention. (...)

The main cause of Acid Reflux. happening in our bodies is the consumption of large amounts of foods, considered as acidic in nature. It all has to do with the quality of the muscles that participate in your digestion process. (...)

The doctor may prescribe a number of medications, after taking into account your age, preexisting diseases, possible side effects, and life stages. Some medications are designed to reduce the production of acid, some enhance the muscle performnce in the abdomen,...

Researchers from the Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, in the US, found that eight studies indicated that having a high BMI (body mass index ) increased symptoms of Acid Reflux Disease They found that being overweight increased the odds of having Acid Reflux...

While some leading medications work for everyone, they actually make the Acid Reflux worse after you stop taking them. In particular, when a patient takes the medications classed as Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPI), they inhibit the production of acid. (...)