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RMacLean
March 2005
It's important to realize that not all babies with reflux will require
medication or have difficulties with their reflux. (...)
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RMacLean Aug. 2002
Much of the time reflux is diagnosed purely from parental reports of the child's
symptoms. Many times this information is (...) MORE»
RMacLean March 2005
When refluxed material comes all the way up the esophagus, past the upper
esophageal sphincter (UES) at the top of the esophagus (...) MORE»
RMacLean January 2005
Silent GER refers to GER or GERD without any outward or typical symptoms.
This could mean that a child isn't vomiting or appearing uncomfortable (...) MORE»
RMacLean January 2005
When a child has asthma, the possibility of the child also having reflux should
be investigated. It's been estimated that the (...) MORE»
RMacLean February 2001
One of the first lines of defense in dealing with an infant with reflux or GERD
is propping the head of the bed or crib at least six (...) MORE»
RMacLean February 2001
Also referred to as the 'wrap' or 'fundo', a
surgery called the nissen fundoplication is the final option for controlling
very severe GERD (...) MORE»
RMacLean Dec. 2004
If your child requires surgery it's very important to know as much as you can
before hand. This will help you know what to expect during and after (...) MORE»
RMacLean Nov. 2004
According to a study published in the American Gastroenterological
Association (AGA) journal Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology (...) MORE»
RMacLean February 2005
Read some of the most frequent questions asked about reflux and GERD, and find the answers to these common questions (...) MORE»
PAGER October 2005
Parents may feel apprehensive about sending their child with acid reflux to
school. As parents, we know how to identify and manage reflux (...) MORE»
RMacLean March 2005
In order to survive your child's infant reflux or GERD, you really need to
understand that you are not the only one having difficulty managing (...) MORE»
JFuchs
January 2006
Gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD, has only recently been categorized as
an official disease process. Once regarded as nothing more (...)
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RMacLean Jan. 2005
Many people struggle for weeks and months trying to get their child's doctor or
pediatrician to listen and take them seriously (...) MORE»
RMacLean Dec. 2004
Many people struggle for weeks and months (or even years) trying to get a
diagnosis for their refluxer. There seems to be (...) MORE»
RMacLean July 2006
Every parent of a GERDling has heard it all. Well meaning, friends,
family and even passers-by will say anything they can think of to (...)
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Julie P. Feb. 2001
My second child, Jared, was a preemie born at thirty weeks gestation and
spent eight weeks in the NICU. Before even coming home (...) MORE»
Tawnia, Stacie's Mom
Jan. 2003
Stacie was born on April 11, 2001 by c-section, because she had inhaled amniotic
fluid she was on a ventilator for the first day. She weighed (...) MORE»
Brittney Alex's Mom
Jan. 2003
Alexander (Alex) was born a healthy 7lbs. 2 oz. after a healthy, non-complicated
pregnancy. In the hospital, everything (...) MORE»
Erin, Eli's Mom
Jan. 2005
Eli is our third little boy. He was born August 23, 2002. He weighed 10 pounds.
He was busting out of his little newborn outfit (...) MORE»
Katy, Noah's Mom
Jan. 2005
Noah was delivered at thirty five weeks after a very turbulent pregnancy. I was
on bed rest from sixteen weeks, premature rupture (...) MORE»
Alicia, Elena's Mom
Jan. 2005
My husband Miguel & I took our 10 months old Angel, Elena Renee to see her
grandparents in Mexico for the first time (...) MORE»
Site Last Modified: March 29, 2007 *Disclaimer: The information
available on this website should not be used as a substitute for professional
medical care for the prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of your child's reflux.
Please consult with your child's doctor or pharmacist before trying any
medication (prescription or OTC) or following any treatment plan mentioned. This
information is provided only to help you be as informed as possible about your
child's condition.
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