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Laryngopharyngeal reflux

2023-11-04 07:11:36
I've been asked by ent doctor to consult gastro department since Ppis plus antacid don't seem to work for my lpr symptoms How would a gastro doctor help in this case...please tell will it ever get better I'm losing my patience
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Yes this reflux responds well to certain medicines and lifestyle modifications
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Answered2023-11-05 06:44:34

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