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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.

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Chronic Heartburn

Posted: Sep 13 in Resources by

Heartburn is a common problem from many people in the Arlington area. Heartburn and acid reflux occur when acid and bile from the stomach rise back up into the esophagus. Chronic heartburn is when heartburn occurs more than two to three times in a week. Overtime, the repetitive presence of acid in your esophagus could cause other issues to develop, such as GERD or Barrett’s Esophagus. It is important to understand exactly what is acid reflux, and what conditions acid reflux and heartburn put you at risk for.

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Gastric Acid, Heartburn and GERD

Posted: Aug 18 in Resources by

The burning sensation of heartburn is what happens when the acids from your stomach escape into your esophagus. When this happens two or more times a week, doctors diagnose it as Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD).

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Put a Stop to Nighttime Heartburn

Posted: Jul 28 in Resources by

People suffering from Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) in Dallas, Texas, and elsewhere know it’s hard to get a restful night’s sleep when heartburn strikes. Painful acid reflux not only disturbs your rest, over time, it damages the esophagus. Following a few simple strategies can drastically reduce the severity of nighttime heartburn.

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Tips To Avoid Night Time Heartburn

Posted: Jul 14 in Resources by

Many of us suffer from heartburn or what is clinically referred to as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). The symptoms may be chronic or they may be caused by certain foods in our diet. Night time heartburn is not only uncomfortable and painful, but it may also cost us valuable sleep and ruin an otherwise great day following a night of discomfort.

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Endoscopic GERD treatment

Posted: Jul 05 in Resources by

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) is a condition that occurs when the sphincter valve at the top opening of the stomach loses its ability to properly regulate the passage of food and liquids. As a result, stomach acid can pass the sphincter muscle and enter the esophagus, causing heartburn and acid reflux symptoms.

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Avoiding heartburn: stopping the pain before it starts

Posted: Jun 07 in Resources by

From Texas-style BBQ and juicy slabs of steak, Texas is famous for its big meals and abundance of flavors. Unfortunately, overindulging in these same foods can trigger a painful case of heartburn. Once you’ve experienced the symptoms of heartburn, chances are you’ll want to do everything possible to avoid experiencing them again. Follow these five tips to reduce your risk of heartburn.

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Meal Planning Suggestions to Prevent Heartburn Symptoms

Posted: May 31 in Resources by

If you have Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) with accompanying heartburn symptoms, it’s not only important to avoid trigger foods and beverages, but it is also crucial to plan the timing and size of your meals, says The American College of Gastroenterology. Along with recommendations from your Dallas/Fort Worth physician, follow these tips to minimize or prevent heartburn:

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Heartburn is on the Rise, Especially Among the Middle Aged

Posted: May 25 in Resources by

According to the American Gastroenterology Association, more and more people are developing acid reflux, with 25 million people reporting daily symptoms and 60 million people having heartburn once per month. Just a decade ago, 15 million people reported daily symptoms of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). An aging population, growing rate of obesity, and chronic overeating are all at blame in this increase of acid reflux.

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Cooking to Help Reduce Your Risk of Heartburn

Posted: May 19 in Resources by

Heartburn is an extremely common complaint. More than forty percent of people experience it at least once a month. If you are like the millions of Americans who suffer from Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), you may encounter it even more often than that. However, it is possible to reduce your risk of heartburn while still eating the foods you enjoy. It’s just a matter of picking the options that are the least likely to provoke your heartburn. Most of these substitution suggestions can be found in any Dallas area supermarket.

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