What is gerd in the throat?

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What is gerd?

Dr. Sarmed Sami defines GERD as gastroesophageal reflux disease, a condition that causes the acid normally produced in the stomach to travel up your windpipe. It causes burning and soreness in the throat, as well as a bitter taste in the mouth. Find out more information on Gord treatment from Dr Sarmed Sami or book an appointment to see him at his central London clinic.

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GERD is an acronym which stands for gastroesophageal reflux disease. And this is a condition where the acid that is produced normally in the stomach can travel up to your gullet or food pipe, and that typically causes burning in the chest or acid regurgitation, which is like bitter liquid in the mouth, or in some patients, can cause cough, sore throat, or a sensation of a lump in the throat.

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