GERD
Looking for facts about GERD? Get tips, information and treatment information here.
GERD is a constant tormentor for those who have it. After all, no one likes the taste of stomach acid. Luckily, treating it isn't just about meds -- you can take control and make some changes of your own.
Have you been diagnosed with GERD? Learn about your next steps for lifestyle changes and treatment.
Certain foods are commonly associated with reflux events. Learn about food and GERD in this article.
How do you know if your child has GERD? Learn more about GERD and children in this article.
Learn how GERD is diagnosed in this article.
Looking for facts about GERD? Learn about long-term complications of GERD in this article.
Learn more about gastroesophageal reflux disease in this article.
Learn about Alginic acid and antacid combinations in this article.
Learn about common risk factors for GERD in this article.
Here are some questions to ask your doctor to ensure that you're getting the most from your medications.
The Bernstein, or acid perfusion, test involves placing a thin, flexible tube called a catheter through your nose to your esophagus. Learn what to expect during the test in this article.
Lifestyle changes can be hard to make at first, but your efforts will pay off when GERD symptoms improve. Learn more about controlling GERD in this article.
Coping with medication side effects can be difficult. Learn about GERD medication side effects in this article.
Learn about other conditions that can cause GERD-like symptoms in this article.
What is the definition of GERD? Learn about GERD in this article.
Learn about GERD symptoms and how your doctor diagnoses GERD in this article.
If you suffer from GERD, it can help to know you're not alone. Learn about GERD support in this article.
There are a number of reasons why people don't stick to their treatment plans. Learn about GERD treatment plans in this article.
GERD affects more than 15 million people in the United States. Learn more facts about GERD in this article.
GERD episodes can be triggered by consuming certain types of alcohol. Learn more about GERD and alcohol in this article.
Losing as little as 10 pounds can help alleviate your GERD symptoms. Learn about GERD and weight in this article.
Smokers may be more prone to GERD than non-smokers. Learn about GERD and smoking in this article.
GERD medications work in a number of different ways. Learn more.
Learn about the overall goals for treating GERD, and how you know when you're better, in this article.
When used properly, GERD medications can be very effective and safe. Learn about the safe use of GERD medication in this article.
