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It
is widely agreed among physicians and medical paraprofessionals, that initial
diagnosis, mostly by using a typical acid reflux symptoms questionnaire, is
necessary to ensure the most effective and quick treatment for this condition.
Approximately
70% of the acid reflux diagnostics that are based on the presence of typical
symptoms are accurate.
Since
acid reflux, also called GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), can cause
patients a great deal of discomfort and result in severe complications, it is
highly important to know how to identify symptoms of acid reflux in order to
quickly diagnose and treat it.
The most common symptom of GERD is persistent heartburn. Heartburn is experienced as an unpleasant and painful burning sensation in the esophageal area. Other typical symptoms of acid reflux are as follows:
1. Gastric regurgitation, which means an unrestricted reversed flow of gastric or esophageal contents into the throat. This gastric fluid can cause respiratory complications under certain conditions.
2. Odynophagia, which means pain when swallowing.
3. Dysphagia, which means difficulty swallowing, or the feeling of food stuck in the throat.
In addition to the above, about 50% of all gastroesophageal reflux disease sufferers report the co-occurrence of sinonasal symptoms (i. e. symptoms pertaining to the nose and sinuses).
Abnormal symptoms of acid reflux include chronic wheezing and coughing (sometimes referred to as acid reflux related asthma, and are caused by the aspiration of gastric contents into the lungs area), spasmodic noncardiac chest pain and damage to the lungs, often followed by respiratory diseases such as pneumonia and asthma.
The most common symptom of GERD is persistent heartburn. Heartburn is experienced as an unpleasant and painful burning sensation in the esophageal area. Other typical symptoms of acid reflux are as follows:
1. Gastric regurgitation, which means an unrestricted reversed flow of gastric or esophageal contents into the throat. This gastric fluid can cause respiratory complications under certain conditions.
2. Odynophagia, which means pain when swallowing.
3. Dysphagia, which means difficulty swallowing, or the feeling of food stuck in the throat.
In addition to the above, about 50% of all gastroesophageal reflux disease sufferers report the co-occurrence of sinonasal symptoms (i. e. symptoms pertaining to the nose and sinuses).
Abnormal symptoms of acid reflux include chronic wheezing and coughing (sometimes referred to as acid reflux related asthma, and are caused by the aspiration of gastric contents into the lungs area), spasmodic noncardiac chest pain and damage to the lungs, often followed by respiratory diseases such as pneumonia and asthma.
Intense
chest pain may closely resemble that of myocardial infarction that it has often
been incorrectly interpreted as a heart attack. However, unlike the symptoms of
acid reflux disease, cardiovascular chest pain is usually aggravated during
physical exercise.
Finally, acid reflux can also harm the vocal cords (hoarseness, laryngitis, cancer), ears (otitis media), and teeth (enamel decay).
Finally, acid reflux can also harm the vocal cords (hoarseness, laryngitis, cancer), ears (otitis media), and teeth (enamel decay).
Being
able to identify those symptoms of acid reflux is of great importance to your
health and general well-being and for the prevention of potential
complications.
Symptoms
of acid reflux might serve as evidence to severe overall internal imbalance. In
addition to that, neglected gastroesophageal reflux disease can lead to
significant physical discomfort and sometimes can results in chronic and even
dangerous health conditions, such as esophageal cancer and pneumonia.
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This article is
based on the book, "Heartburn No More" by Jeff Martin. Jeff is an
author, researcher, nutritionist and health consultant who dedicated his life
to creating the ultimate acid reflux solution guaranteed to
permanently reverse the root cause of heartburn and acid reflux and
naturally and dramatically improve the overall quality of your life, without
the use prescription medication and without any surgical procedures.
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