About a month ago I went to the dentist and the tracks of my back teeth that could have acid reflux. I've noticed more symptoms this month. When I had a float root beer with a cheeseburger and fries at the mall, I felt bad the rest of the day. But I did not. And last week I had McDonalds and not feel so hot. I'm trying to cut soda from my diet. What are some other foods should I cut? Should I consult a doctor too? The doctor may ask about your symptoms and refer you to taste the different counter remedies before he / she prescribes something, then you can probably ignore or at least delay the first visit. Things that can worsen the situation are fried foods (all types), fatty foods (all types, including all meat), mint, cinnamon, raw onions, citrus fruits (including tomatoes and tomato products ), coffee, tea, beer, wine and spirits. (Oh, great, there's nothing really you can eat?) Obesity also contributes. short to eat until you are actually full stop a pharmacist can direct you to products that prevent symptoms and to treat the symptoms after you have done. Varies and the best way to know is to keep a food diary noting the foods that give symptoms by avoiding or premedication. Known culprits are red wine and chocolate is a potent relaxant of lower esophageal sphincter. Fatty foods tend to slow gastric emptying in the stomach to hang for long periods of time. More food sticking in the stomach, the more chance of reflux. Soft drinks are bad because they are the acid and carbonation initially relaxes the stomach. Talk to your doctor for a prescription or nonprescription anti-reflux. I take Prilosec OTC and it works for me, but check with your MD to see if it is right for you. Reflux is not only the pain. Do you have dental changes suggesting a severe leak. This can damage the lining of the esophagus, and if this continues over time you can increase your risk of cancer esophaeal Talk to your doctor! Seeking treatment and evaluation of the upper endoscopy of the esophagus to evaluate .
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