
• Frequent heartburn
• Regurgitation or sour taste in the mouth
• Chest discomfort after eating
• Trouble swallowing in some cases
• Chronic cough or throat irritation
• Symptoms that may worsen when lying down
You should see a specialist if reflux symptoms are frequent, disrupt sleep, do not improve with treatment, or are associated with trouble swallowing, vomiting, or unexplained weight changes.
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GERD is related to weakening or dysfunction of the valve between the esophagus and stomach. Excess body weight, certain foods, hiatal hernia, and pressure on the stomach can increase risk.
Evaluation may include symptom review, physical exam, medication history, upper endoscopy, and other testing when symptoms are persistent or severe.
Treatment may include weight-loss strategies, nutrition changes, medications to reduce acid, and in selected cases bariatric or anti-reflux procedures.

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