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Did you know that you don't have to be suffering from both of the symptoms to develop GERD? Heartburn and reflux are the primary indicators of the disease however, they're not the sole indicators of GERD.
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Understanding Silent GERD and Why you May Have It • For many people, hearing GERD (also known as gastroesophageal reflux disease, brings up images of heartburn and “What is Acid Reflux / GERD?”. In fact, the discomfort of heartburn, as well as the sour acid taste within your mouths are among the most frequently reported symptoms of those suffering from Did you know that you don't have to be suffering from both of the symptoms to develop GERD? Heartburn and reflux are the primary indicators of the disease however, they're not the sole indicators of GERD. Although you can take heartburn off the list there are many who experience various GERD-related symptoms that are caused by acid reflux that can cause problems to the voice box, the larynx, teeth, throat and even breathing. Doctors call GERD without acid reflux or itching in the same way as quiet GERD.GERD.
Voice loss or hoarseness The voice becomes hoarse by acid reflux from stomach back to the larynx or voice box. The most common sign of this is when you wake up from a deep sleep, since the position of sleeping horizontally frequently triggers acid reflux. A sore throat or other throat problems Acid reflux is not just a problem for the larynx but can also affect the throat's back the pharynx. This can increase the likelihood of suffering from several different unusual GERD symptoms. They include sore throats and tonsillitis. These symptoms typically begin as an irritation inside your throat. Asthma, respiratory and other issues GERD symptoms are believed to cause asthma-like symptoms. They are resulted from irritation of the airways due to the exposure of stomach acids. The symptoms can include breathing problems and wheezing. If someone suffers from asthma, their symptoms could be worsened. Poor oral health The stomach acid that enters the mouth may be a threat to the enamel of acid reflux and your teeth, which is the thin layer of protection around it. If your enamel is damaged and you are at a greater risk of developing tooth decay, you're at a likelihood for developing dental decay.