if it causes pain and anxiety then yes it can... otherwise no.

Usually after meals that are spicy or that contain a lot of fat (or both). Both spices and fats cause relaxation of the sphincter (valve) that normally shuts the stomach off from the esophagus. They are not what causes the burning. It is caused by stomach acid that backs up into the esophagus. Acid reflux can mimic a heart attack, and vice versa. If the pain does not go away temporarily with with a change in position, or after drinking some water, you should treat it as heart attack symptoms. Reflux, left untreated, can cause chronic erosion of the esophagus, and has been implicated in cancer of the esophagus. It is easily treated with medication and minor diet changes. If you are experiencing it more than occasionally, you should consult a physician.

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Do not induce vomiting, and call 911 immediately for rescue squad.

Through the food you eat.

yes, acid reflux can be treated. I prevent my acid reflux with Gaviscon and stop the pain after feeling it with prevacid. I do not believe acid reflux can be completely cured but it can be very well controlled.

NO! Peaches are very acidic, I don't suggest it.

Acid Reflux is referred to as GERD (gastro-esophageal reflux disease) but it is most commonly known as heartburn (symptom of reflux).

Naturally!

But what many people don't know, is:

the (bitter) bile juice

is the (overload) "abort" mechanism

for stomach & intestines.

If the gall bladder releases enough bile,

you cannot stop & prevent the convulsions

which will make you vomit &/or defecate.

Vomiting will stop once the bile juice comes

high enough into the throat,

usually the mouth.

I don't recommend eating or drinking anything after vomiting

for about an hour or 2,

because a calm (=peaceful, regulation)

has set in.

Another thing people don't know

is that very low fat diets

will cause a pain in your (right) side

(you guessed it)

by the gall bladder,

because bile binds with fat & oils;

but if there aren't enough there,

then it crystalizes (with (table) salt)

& gets stored as an acid

Some doctors have wrongly diagnosed liver cancer (without thorough testing),

later to be amazed by a speedy recovery.

If you suffer from side pains (in the right side)

caused by a low fat diet,

a spoon of mayonnaise can help in minutes,

or some salad oil.

Tip: avoid salt (NaCl), to reduce "excess" stomach acid (HCl),

produced by the chloride (Cl).

Acid Reflux?

No salt!

Works within a few days,

but most foods are unfortunately salted.

Good luck.

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Formic acid, also known as methanoic acid, but that is not the only active ingredient. Nettle sting also contains seratonin and histamine. There are also traces of oxalic acid and tartaric acid.

Acid reflux disease in sometimes known as GERD. For your convenience, I have provided a link that shoud help you manage acid reflux disease: n.about.com/cs/dietfood/a/heartburnfoods1.htm

No acid reflux don't have any effect like that whether you are pregnant or not. Acid reflux if you are not pregnant can be a sign that you are eating too much, too fatty or too spicy. The acid in the stomach can't break it down and the "mouth" of the stomach wont close properly.

There is an article at http://www.christinas-home-remedies.com/acid-reflux-home-remedies.html that lists many safe and effective methods for acid reflux. This article also gives you a lot of other information about acid reflux.

Raise the head of the bed by putting something sturdy under the legs of the head of the bed only. This will cause the bed to be slanted downhill towards your feet, rather than parallel to the floor. (It will not work for a waterbed.) Your esophagus will be higher than your stomach when you are lying down, which means the acid will have to go "uphill" to leave the stomach. You can also try using higher pillows, but raising the head of the bed is probably more comfortable. This will help prevent acid reflux, although you may need to also make dietary changes and/or take anti-acid medications.

Severe acid reflux can lead to esophagitis. The esophagus is the tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach. Muscles in the lower esophagus normally prevent stomach acid from coming back up into the esophagus, but when a person suffers from mild, moderate or severe acid reflux, the muscles do not stop the acid from entering the esophagus and this stomach acid can cause pain and inflammation of the esophagus, which is caused esophagitis. Managing acid reflux disease is all about preventing acid from leaking back up into the esophagus.

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No the hydrochloric acid in your stomach is far more acidic than vinegar. The stomach has a lining which is resistant to acid for this very reason.

There seems to be a new type of flu/cold going around and it's nasty. The symptoms are upper and lower respiratory congestion; excessive nasal mucus and chest congestion. Breathing is raspy and difficult due to nasal mucus drainage to the lungs; sleeping is difficult because of wheezing and gurgling sounds. I'm on my 10 th day of this; there seems improvement.

I took my husband to the dr and he was given augmentin 500 mg, plus claritan d and was told to take musinex. He has a heart condition but was given claritin anyway which made his heart race. Do not take claritin D if you have a heart condition. We were also told that this was not contagious but guess what, I caught it!