Silent Acid Reflux

This may be referred to as silent acid reflux.


Many people believe that heartburn and acid reflux are synonymous, but in silent acid reflux, heartburn is frequently not a symptom.
But, silent acid reflux is caused by the same stomach acid that causes heartburn.
Sometimes the lower set of muscles does not do the job and the stomach acid passes back up into the lower esophagus only.
A set of different symptoms is what usually leads people to seek a doctor's help and an acid reflux remedy is often prescribed.
These symptoms are caused by stomach acid reaching and irritating the voice box.
They may feel the need to clear their throats often or cough frequently.


A recent study suggests that silent acid reflux may be the cause of sleep disturbances in many people.
This reflux caused periods of wakefulness and symptoms similar to sleep apnea.
Remedy recommended included raising the head of the bed, eating the last meal at least three hours before bedtime and avoiding alcohol in the evening.


Silent acid reflux has also been found in children.
If you believe that your child is suffering from silent acid reflux, you should consult your pediatrician for diagnosis and an effective acid reflux remedy.
So, it is important to seek medical advice and an acid reflux remedy.
If left untreated, surgery may be necessary.