Heartburn, acid reflux and GERD ... production because chronic reflux can lead to bigger problems. Now, there is a novel solution that can get people relief without meds. Patrick Merritt had ...

A nurse who thought she had acid reflux after eating has revealed how ... and she took anti-acids (over-the-counter medications that help treat heartburn). But the medicine would only temporarily ...

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD ... led by researchers at McMaster University. People who take acid-reducing drugs may have a higher risk of migraine and other severe headache than people ...

However, the fact that yours started when taking prednisone, along with a sore throat and abdominal distension, suggests to me that your hiccups could be coming from acid reflux. Systemic steroids are ...

For years, Rich Bugay struggled with a burning mouth he thought was due to acid reflux. But no matter how often the father-of-three, from Michigan, used cough drops— the symptom never seemed to ...

Medications had mixed results ... heartburn is one sign of gastroesophageal reflux, or GERD. "The contents of the stomach, whether it's food or acid or other stomach chemicals come back up ...

Some people are more prone to this condition and may require medication for long-term treatment. Yet, for many of us, making a few small changes can reduce the chances of experiencing acid reflux.

A nurse was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer when she got acid reflux after eating - and had ... they thought was an ulcer - I was given new medication but still had the heartburn.

GERD can cause a number of unpleasant acid reflux symptoms ... Although over-the-counter and prescription medications can help treat GERD, lifestyle changes can go a long way to manage and ...

A study published in the journal Neurology has revealed that regular use of a certain type of medication could raise your risk of dementia by 33 per cent. The research found that individuals who took ...

It comes after what she thought was just acid reflux turned out to be an aggressive ... what they thought was an ulcer - I was given new medication but still had the heartburn.