Acid Reflux GERD Symptoms and Treatment ????

First, a bit about how this happens. The picture shows your esophagus coming down into your stomach. Just at the point where it joins to your stomach is the LES (Lower Esophagus Sphincter), put simply this is a band of muscle that normally squeezes around the esophagus to keep it closed at this point. When you swallow, it relaxes and allows the food to enter the stomach. It then tightens again to keep the food and stomach acid trapped in the stomach. This process continues all the time you are eating and swallowing food. However, if the LES doesn't do its job properly, we are in trouble. Acid reflux occurs when some of the stomach acid escapes ("refluxes") back up the esophagus.

The esophagus can cope with some contact with stomach acid; unfortunately some of us have an esophagus that is more sensitive. Hence, some people suffer quite badly whilst others seem to be immune.

1. The backup of acidified food from the stomach, and into the lower esophagus, can cause burning pains that an acid reflux sufferer can feel behind his or her ribcage. This condition is often referred to as heartburn, and can manifest in the long run as stabbing pains in one's chest. If you experience heartburn frequently, then you may be a likely candidate for GERD; however, having heartburn once a week, or next to never, can be taken as a sign that you are simply under stress.

2. Hernia of the digestive organs also puts you at risk for GERD.

3. If x-rays show that your lower esophagus has changed in thickness or appearance, then you might already be experiencing the first few stages of GERD. Doctors will especially be wary of thinner mucosal linings, swollen areas of the esophagus, or the beginning of ulcers in the esophageal tissues.

4. Because GERD can wear out the muscles of the lower esophagus, you may experience difficulty in swallowing if you have acid reflux.

5. Because the lower esophageal muscles will often have no or delayed responses to nerve signals, the muscles can contract or have spasms on their own. You might feel the constant urge to cough for no reason.

6. GERD can damage the voice box or alter the tissues in your esophagus. Your voice may change, or it may be hoarse more often.

7. Because GERD affects a large part of your torso and can cause damage to surrounding organs, you can feel the effects of GERD as far away as your ears. If you experience frequent ear aches, then you may have acid reflux.

8. The constant smell of acidified food can also send signals to your brain, and you can experience frequent nausea or vomiting when you have GERD.

9. Because of infection, you can also have sinusitis.

10. pain in the upper stomach and chest, feeling sick, belching, bloating, an acid taste in the mouth and a burning pain when you swallow hot drinks.


If you have any of these acid reflux symptoms, start consulting with your doctor before it is too late. Remember that almost every disease can be cured effectively and without side-effects by natural methods, if diagnosed early enough.

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GERD is diagnosed through x-rays, constant monitoring of the pH of the esophagus, and esophagogastroduodenoscopy, or EGD. The lattermost procedure is rather invasive, and is done only when patients do not react well to GERD treatments. An EGD is also done if a patient has alarm symptoms, which can include anemia, bloody stool, weight loss, or difficulty swallowing. An EGD will entail inserting a thin endoscope into a patient's mouth, which is designed to pass through the esophagus and into the stomach. During such a procedure, a patient may need to be sedated while a physician evaluates the state of the patient's digestive system.

An EGD can also be used to carry out a biopsy, which can look for GERD complications or long-term damage caused by acid reflux. Diagnosing the disease can be even more difficult if the patient is an infant or child, as the symptoms are more general and can be indicative of many other illnesses. Children with GERD may vomit often, spit up food without effort, cough often, and have difficulty gaining weight. On the other hand, adults are not so difficult to diagnose, but they need to watch their bodies closely for symptoms, as GERD can lead to many complications if not treated immediately.

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