Surgery for GERD is referred to as “anti-reflux surgery” and typically involves a procedure called a fundoplication, during which the lower esophageal sphincter is reinforced by wrapping a portion of the stomach around the bottom of the esophagus. The most common type of fundoplication is the Lap Nissen procedure, and it’s what we’ll be giving you the break-down on today.
Read MoreAs concerns about coronavirus continue to grow and the number of cases in Florida rises, we’ve made the difficult decision to alter our business operations temporarily in order to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our staff, our doctors, and our patients. Effective immediately, our office has made the following changes in response to the COVID-19 crisis:
Read MoreAs acid reflux and GERD specialists, we do what we can to help you, and while no diet or “superfood” will cure your acid reflux, managing your diet can help ease a lot of the discomfort. Here are 5 top superfoods to help with your symptoms of GERD.
Read MoreAchalasia is a rare disorder of the esophagus. Achalasia produces uncomfortable symptoms; however, many people attempt to manage their achalasia symptoms on their own, rather than seeking treatment. If achalasia progresses, treatment is usually needed. Below, we’ll discuss reasons you may need achalasia treatment from a reflux specialist.
Read MoreOne of the main discomforts people can experience is due to acid reflux and sore throats. Many times the condition can cause soreness and swelling to the throat. It’s most common when you suffer from acid reflux a few times a week. As a result, our stomach acid will be rising back up into the throat often, which poses a risk of irritation. In this article, we will discuss how to heal acid reflux throat damage.
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