Valentine’s Day is almost here, and you might have already begun thinking about what to cook for your special someone. Here at the Tampa Bay Reflux Center, we don’t want your GERD to get in the way of having a wonderful evening! In this blog, we’re going to cover several GERD-friendly recipes that you can either use or let inspire your very own Valentine’s Day dinner ideas. We’ll also cover what to avoid for sure and which are some of the best Valentine’s foods for acid reflux. Let’s jump right in.
Do you stress out when it comes to bedtime or going out with friends? Not knowing when a bout of acid reflux is going to hit can be stressful and ruin your evening. Luckily, there are some things you and your doctor can do to help you once a diagnosis is made. But, how do you know it’s acid reflux? What can be mistaken for acid reflux? And, how do you cure acid reflux fast? Let’s dig right in and cover the answers to all of your questions.
Read MoreThis is the time of year for reflection and new resolutions. How did your resolutions turn out last year? Perhaps this is the year you tackle your acid reflux issues and solve your problems for good. If so, you can do it! In this blog, we’re going to take a look at what lifestyle changes can help GERD, what helps relieve GERD fast, and answer the common question, how can I stop GERD from getting worse?
Read MoreIn this blog, we’re going to take a look at what causes baby spit-up and answer some common questions about baby spit-up, such as: when should I be concerned about baby spit-up, how do I stop my baby from spitting up, and why is my baby spitting up so much all of a sudden?
Read MoreWe’ve already discussed many things about gastroparesis. Still, we’d like to go into more detail about a few questions our patients ask us at the Tampa Bay Reflux Center: is gastroparesis curable, what is the first-line treatment for gastroparesis, and how do you get rid of gastroparesis fast? To recap, gastroparesis is a condition in which the stomach does not empty fast enough and/or not enough stomach acid is produced to properly digest food.
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