Can fruit juice trigger GERD? If you’ve ever taken a sip of orange juice only to feel that burning sensation creep up your esophagus, you’re not alone. Working as a Medical Assistant in a busy Gastroenterology Clinic, I’ve seen countless patients puzzled by how something as ‘healthy’ as fruit juice could be setting their acid…
Hypertension, often referred to as high blood pressure, is a condition that many people struggle with, sometimes without even knowing it. As someone who has spent years working in this field, I’ve seen firsthand the impact that high blood pressure can have on a person’s health. But what many don’t realize is the potential link…
As someone who’s spent years helping people manage their GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease), I’ve seen the condition manifest in many different ways. But one of the questions I hear most often from patients is, *”Can GERD cause nausea?”* It’s an interesting and somewhat perplexing issue for many people living with GERD. While nausea isn’t always…
Ever had a painful muscle cramp strike out of nowhere? You know the type—one moment, you’re relaxing, and the next, your calf tightens up like a rock, leaving you scrambling for relief. If you’re dealing with hypertension (high blood pressure), you might be surprised to learn that those annoying cramps could be linked to your…
Is lemon juice safe for GERD? That’s a question I’ve heard countless times from people struggling with acid reflux. You’ve probably read conflicting advice—some say lemon water can soothe digestion, while others warn it might set your esophagus on fire. So, what’s the real deal? As someone who has worked with GERD patients for years,…