Even though many people like citrus fruits like orange or grapefruit, they are highly acidic and cause stomach problems for those who suffer from acid reflux. Pineapple is another popular fruit that might worsen reflux symptoms.
Read our article to find out what are the most common fruits to avoid if you have reflux.
There are a number of fruits that are great for people having acid reflux. These fruits are characterized by low acid and high fiber/water content.
Read our article to find out what some of these fruits are and how they can help mitigate reflux symptoms.
Most pizzas are high in fat, salt, and sugar, but low in fibers, causing chest or stomach pain after eating.
We all like chocolate, but for some people eating chocolate can be an unpleasant experience. Chest pain or excessive burping, coughing after eating chocolate might be a sign of acid reflux.
If you are experiencing such symptoms, read our article to find out what causes these and how to mitigate them.
Stomach pain and chest pain are the common symptoms of eating too fast. Read about other symptoms and long-term effects of eating too fast.
Even though arthritis and muscle strains are the most common causes of back pain, sometimes eating can be the trigger. Eating-related back pain usually indicates an underlying problem in the digestive tract or inflammation, however, sometimes the origin might be cardiac. What causes back pain after eating? Our backs are often victims of referred pain, … Read more
Chest pain after eating too much is just one of the unpleasant symptoms of overeating. Stomach pain, heart palpitations, sore throat, coughing are all possible symptoms.
Read more about the short- and long-term effects of eating too much!
Acid reflux surgery is the last resort in curing acid reflux. If dietary changes and medications fail, surgery might be the only option.
Acid reflux symptoms are often triggered by the foods you eat and the way you eat them.
Learn more about which foods can relieve symptoms and which foods are likely to aggravate them.
