Heartburn & GERD 101
Heartburn Quiz
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Heartburn & GERDYou know you're probably going to get heartburn after eating a big bowl of spicy chili or polishing off that Italian sausage topped with peppers and onions. But regular heartburn (two or more times a week) could be a sign of a more serious condition, known as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Learn the other symptoms of GERD, which foods are more likely to trigger heartburn, and how to get heartburn relief. |
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Understanding Heartburn and GERDLearn how to tell the difference between heartburn and GERD, and find out how to prevent them. |
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Share your questions, concerns, and advice in our Heartburn & GERD support group. Read More |
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Could you have GERD? Watch our video to spot the warning signs.
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Certain foods can trigger acid reflux, making heartburn symptoms worse. Fortunately, these recipes feature a variety of delicious foods that are generally safe for heartburn sufferers to eat, including apples, bananas, broccoli, and chicken breast.
