08th October 2008
This is the effect of the inflammation by acid when it gets into
the esophagus. You might be wondering, where does the acid come from?
A brief explanation of what happens after we eat will help you answer
this question.
When we eat food, the stomach p...
08th October 2008
Acid reflux is the movement of acid from the stomach into the
digestive track. This may be caused by many factors highlighted in
our Causes of Acid Reflux section. The effects may be mild, but to
others it might affect the quality of life.
The good...
08th October 2008
These are advised if the symptoms of acid reflux persist. Some
are over the counter drugs that one can take to help the stomach
empty the gas. One should consult a doctor first before starting on
any medication or when changing the drugs.
For mild ...
08th October 2008
Acid reflux is a result of acid refluxing into the oesophagus
mostly after a meal. The good thing is to most people it is not life
threatening. WE should therefore get to know what triggers it in the
fast place. You will find that the triggers are diff...
08th October 2008
This should include foods that prevent the condition or help get
lead of the symptoms of acid reflux. Generally the causes are too
much acid in the stomach which then refluxes into the esophagus.
To avoid having an acidic atmosphere in the stomach, ...
08th October 2008
Acid reflux is the movement of acid from the stomach into the esophagus. This is because of a faulty Lower Esophageal Sphincter. This is the valve that stops food from leaving the stomach after you've eaten. Many factors can contribute to this problem. Th...
08th October 2008
This can be a very painful experience especially for the mother
who at most times does not know what is ailing her infant. A doctor's
report can rule out Acid Reflux as the cause of your infant's
discomfort. The good news is the problem disappears afte...
08th October 2008
To understand the causes of acid reflux, you should first understand the disease. This is the reflux of gas and sometimes fluids up the oesophagus. This is as a result of a faulty esophageal sphincter which connects the stomach and the oesophagus.
Wh...
08th October 2008
Some babies are born with a digestive system that is not fully formed. This means that the valve that connects the esophagus and the stomach is not working as it should. This may cause hydrochloric acid and sometimes bile to leave the stomach, finding its...
