If heartburn is an all-too-familiar feeling, you might have gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD. Find out what causes this common (and uncomfortable) condition, and how to take control.
A Doctor’s Advice on Wearing Shapewear
Shapewear can do no wrong if you adopt the right habits. A doctor provides tips on getting the right fit and feeling good in these stretchy under garments.
Spitting Up After Meals Isn’t Always Acid Reflux Disease
Regurgitating after eating is normal for most healthy infants. A pediatric specialist explains when this issue becomes a problem based on new medical guidelines.
Is Your Acid Reflux Really Achalasia?
Heartburn is a symptom of both acid reflux and the rare disease achalasia. Knowing which condition you have is important because the treatments are different — and getting the right one is vital to your long-term health.
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Can Drinking Pickle Juice Help Your Acid Reflux Symptoms?
Have you heard of drinking pickle juice as a home remedy for acid reflux? Find answers to questions that pique your curiosity in our series, The Short Answer. Gastroenterologist Christine Lee, MD, fields this one.
Why Your Child Vomits — and When to See a Doctor
When your child is sick and vomiting you both just want it to stop. Find out common causes of vomiting in children, and when you should call a doctor.
7 Tips to Control Your Acid Reflux Symptoms
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) doesn’t have to rule your life if you know what to avoid. Try these tips to reduce your symptoms and discomfort.
Why Does Your Heartburn Always Seem Worse at Night?
If you suffer from heartburn, you may notice it’s more likely to flare up at night – just in time to disrupt your sleep. Find out why and get tips to reduce it.
Can a Specially Designed Body Pillow Prevent Your Acid Reflux?
If you suffer from acid reflux at night, you may get relief in an unexpected way: by sleeping on a specially designed pillow.
Why Do You Get Hiccups? (And How to Stop Them)
Find the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our series, “The Short Answer.” Daniel Allan MD, answers this question about goosebumps and why they happen.
