If the aforementioned symptoms have existed for a long time and have not been cured after repeated treatments, this may be related to gastric acid reflux.
Gastric acid reflux is often mistaken for a heart problem. After serious ofcardiac examination, the symptoms are found to only be caused by gastric acid reflux. | |
Symptoms including sore throat, hoarse voice, chronic cough, and asthma can all also be caused by gastric acid reflux. |
The degree of the disease is not directly proportional to the degree of esophageal damage. |
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Some patients have obvious gastric acid reflux symptoms, while the esophagus is slightly damaged. | |
On the contrary, some patients do not have obvious symptoms, but their esophagus is seriously ulcerated, and they are ultimately more likely to suffer from laryngeal carcinoma and esophageal cancer. | |
Therefore, we should pay more attention to the occurrence of such symptoms and seek treatment as soon as possible. |