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The full form of GERD is Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. This disease affects the lower esophageal sphincter (LES), which is the ring of muscle connecting your esophagus and stomach, causing the acid to flow back to the throat from the stomach. The symptoms are heartburn, chest pain, chronic cough, and difficulty swallowing.

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Can GERD cause Barrett's esophagus over decades at 66?

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Is my acid reflux and severe heartburn related to GERD?

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What causes abdominal pain below the ribs in GERD?

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What are the treatment options for GERD if medicines fail?

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How to manage my mother’s GERD with dysphagia at age 62?

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What causes constant nausea after eating or drinking?

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My wife has GERD, causing bloating and vomiting. What tests help?

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How should recurring GERD symptoms be addressed in a male?

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Why do I have repeated vomiting and swelling in my stomach?

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Could my symptoms be GERD, and is it safe in pregnancy?

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