Posts tagged how to treat GERD
Diagnosing Reflux: What Is Esophageal pH Monitoring
The Problems With Heartburn Medication: PPIs, Antacids, & H2 Blockers

If you have GERD, your doctor may have prescribed preventative treatments like proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), H2 blockers, or antacids. However, if you’ve ever read the labels on these medications, you may have noticed that they don’t recommend use for longer than a couple of weeks. Furthermore, long-term use of some of these medications can have some serious side effects.

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How Long Does The LINX System Last?

If you struggle with acid reflux, you may have tried any number of different treatment methods; we’re talking diets, wedge pillows, ginger tea, and PPI after PPI. For some people, nothing seems to work. At this point, it may be time to consider a physical procedure that addresses the problem directly. LINX surgery is one of our minimally-invasive procedures that can help you get your GERD under control!

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What Happens When You Don’t Treat GERD?

Usually caused by a weakened lower esophageal sphincter (LES), GERD can cause a variety of symptoms in patients: heartburn, trouble staying asleep, and a consistently upset stomach. Unfortunately, most patients don't know how serious some conditions related to GERD can be.

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