One of the most common reflux questions we get is, 'Is LPR the same as GERD?' It’s a difficult question to answer, and it can be even more challenging to diagnose, as the symptoms for these two conditions are similar enough that they could easily be mistaken for each other. Let’s learn about the differences.
Read MoreWhen it comes to treating GERD, there are several kinds of tests that can be performed for a formal diagnosis. One of the most common of these procedures is known as an Upper Endoscopy. Let’s get to know this procedure, and how it can help you decide what to do next about your reflux.
Read MoreUsually caused by a weakened lower esophageal sphincter (LES), GERD can cause a variety of symptoms in patients: heartburn, trouble staying asleep, and a consistently upset stomach. Unfortunately, most patients don't know how serious some conditions related to GERD can be.
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