Several approaches may be considered to manage the disease but what you choose mainly depends on the severity and frequency of the indications, your physiological response to a treatment and, for more serious cases, the complications already present.
Acid reflux disorder is manifested by the leaking of digestive acids from the stomach back to the esophagus due to a dysfunctional or weak barrier known as the lower esophageal sphincter (LES).
The irritation and injuries are then shown outwardly by certain symptoms with bad breathe, heartburn, regurgitation and nausea as the most common.
When symptoms of acid reflux disorder are triggered, OTC medicine such as antacids can be taken for quick-relief.
You'll know that a visit to the doctor needs to be scheduled when the antacids are not working and when the symptoms are getting worse.
These procedures will also help in determining which treatment commonly in the form of prescribed medication will be best for you.
This option is also a viable alternative for those who are already suffering from Barrets esophagus.
Some of the most common alternative to prescription medicine include: orange peel extract, digestive bitters, marshmallow herb, chamomile, and aloe vera.
Whatever preference you have over battling with acid reflux disorder, you must also implement them together with lifestyle changes.
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