Is your stomach burning after eating? Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease also known as Acid Reflux is one of the common causes of heartburn. In this video, you’ll know everything related to GERD Treatment, common remedies, and more importantly, why and how does it effect your stomach and food pipe.

Acid Reflux from stomach to the food pipe (esophagus) causes heartburn, chest pain, abdominal pain, chronic cough and watery burps. When this happens frequently, its called Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). It’s a common problem. 1 in 5 people have it. It is important to know what causes GERD, what are its signs and symptoms and what is the treatment of GERD.
In this animated video you will learn about:
What causes acid reflux or GERD?
What are the symptoms of acid reflux or GERD?
How to treat acid reflux (GERD)?
Learn 6 TIPS to reduce acid reflux!!!

Stomach acid is very important, it digests food and keeps us protected from bacteria and other germs that come with food. Learn more about it!

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On this “Question, Doc?” segment, saludmóvil’s Dr. Joseph Mosquera explains why you may be having a burning sensation in your stomach and when it’s time to go see a doctor. For additional information, visit https://saludmovil.com/medical-conditions/warning-health-symptoms/
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Acute Gastritis (Stomach Inflammation) | Causes, Signs & Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment

Acute gastritis is a condition involving inflammation of the gastric (stomach) mucosa. A wide variety of factors can cause acute gastritis including some bacterial infections, consumption of certain beverages and some medications. This inflammation of the stomach lining leads to a variety of symptoms. In this lesson, we discuss a large list of causes of acute gastritis, including all of the signs and symptoms, complications of acute gastritis, and how clinicians diagnose and treat acute gastritis.

*IMPORTANT NOTE: I forgot to mention that in the case of B12 deficiency caused by gastritis (which can be from atrophic gastritis or autoimmune gastritis), B12 INJECTIONS are required as oral supplements will not be absorbed efficiently!*

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University of Iowa Health Care surgeon, Hisakazu Hoshi, MD, speaks about the diagnosis and surgical treatment option for stomach cancer.  Specialists from different fields of medicine work together  to develop a personalized treatment plan to ensure the best possible care and outcome.  UI Health Care is one of a very few hospitals across the nation offering a robotic surgery option.  For more information call UI Health Care’s Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center at 319-356-4200 or visit https://uihc.org/stomach-gastric-cancer-program

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