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Acid Reflux May Damage Dental Health

Posted: Mar 14 in Resources by

You brush, you floss, and you go to the dentist for regular cleanings and checkups. This all means good dental health, right? But you also suffer from acid reflux – too much coffee, spicy food, and other things that taste wonderful but affect the stomach. Not many people realize that your heartburn can also be affecting your teeth. [Read more]

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Barrett’s Esophagus, Smoking Cigarettes, and Esophageal Cancer

Posted: Feb 28 in Resources by

It has long been known that smoking poses serious health risks, but more risks are currently being discovered. Patients with Barrett’s Esophagus who smoke nearly double their risk for esophageal cancer. Also, Barrett’s patients double their risk for contracting cells that are precancerous. Indigestion can be a precursor to esophageal problems. If you are experiencing indigestion in Ft. Worth, then consult a doctor as soon as possible for a checkup. [Read more]

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Can Tea Help Heartburn?

Posted: Feb 20 in Resources by

Suffering from heartburn is a painful experience. One natural remedy that helps some patients avoid or diminish heartburn pain is drinking ginger tea. It is important not to begin adding any supplements to your diet without discussing their benefits and risks with your physician first. For many people, transoral surgery in Dallas is necessary to overcome the severe discomfort caused by heartburn and acid reflux. [Read more]

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Indigestion and Coffee

Posted: Feb 10 in Resources by

Many people rely on a cup of coffee to provide that early morning boost of energy. However, for those who suffer from the discomfort of indigestion in Dallas, it is likely time to find a new caffeinated beverage. Coffee has been shown to contribute to indigestion, whether it is decaffeinated or not, which suggests that some other component in it is irritating the digestive tract. Before naming coffee as the culprit of indigestion, however, it is worthwhile to investigate other causes. [Read more]

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GERD Testimonial – Sharon

Posted: Jan 26 in Patient Experiences by

Dr. Ihde: GERD or Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, is when acid moves out of the stomach and into the esophagus. Its commonly called reflux disease or heartburn. Consisting of that burning sensation that you get in the chest. Also when people lay down they get fluid that comes up and they can taste the acid in their mouth that can cause erosion to the esophagus. [Read more]

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GERD Testimonial – Kim

Posted: Jan 26 in Patient Experiences by

Dr. Ihde: Kim came in with some of the typical symptoms of reflux. A lot of burning sensation, particularly when she lays down to go to sleep. She has acid come up into her throat, and so we did an endoscopy to look at her anatomy. She did have hiatal hernia. [Read more]

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GERD Testimonial – Jacob

Posted: Jan 26 in Patient Experiences by

Dr. Ihde: So reflux disease can be treated initially with taking medications, antacids; over the counter medications are very common. When your reflux becomes more severe, then people tend to go onto medications on a daily basis which is really not what those medications are designed for. [Read more]

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Almonds and Indigestion

Posted: Jan 25 in Resources by

There are many people suffering from indigestion in Ft Worth, often as a result of acid reflux. Acid reflux occurs when there is a weakening of the lower esophageal sphincter. This allows stomach acids to leave the stomach and enter the esophagus. Acid reflux can be very painful and may consist of a burning sensation in the throat, heartburn, chest pain and even regurgitation. These occurrences are most often linked to the consumption of spicy, fatty or oily foods, but almonds may also have an impact on acid reflux. [Read more]

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Diet after Surgery for GERD

Posted: Jan 19 in Resources by

For those who suffer from gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD, daily activities can be a struggle. GERD develops when digestive juices from the stomach travel upwards to the throat and even the mouth, which can irritate the esophagus. Pain and discomfort can prevent you from eating or drinking, sleeping or being able to participate in activities like work or exercise. If the problem is persistent over time, many GERD sufferers resort to transoral surgery in Dallas. After your surgery to treat GERD, it is recommended that you remain on a limited diet, providing your esophageal lining with time to heal. [Read more]

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Treating Indigestion in Children

Posted: Jan 12 in Resources by

Indigestion is a fairly common health condition that causes some unpleasant symptoms. One of the most frequent types of indigestion, acid reflux, occurs when digestive acids from the stomach back up into the esophagus, causing sore throat, heart burn, vomiting and other symptoms. If your child experiences these symptoms, particularly after eating, he or she may be experiencing acid reflux. Fortunately, there are effective methods for treating indigestion in Dallas. [Read more]

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