What is it?
The regurgitation It's the sensation of stomach contents, be it food or acid, rising up into the throat or mouth effortless vomit. It is one of the most characteristic symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux.
It can appear occasionally or repeat frequently. When it is persistent, it can indicate a alteration in the oesophageal function or at the closure between the stomach and the oesophagus.
What is the patient feeling
The patient usually notices food or an acidic liquid rising into their throat, especially after eating or when lying down. It can be accompanied by a bitter or acidic taste in the mouth.
In some cases, this sensation is uncomfortable and persistent, affecting sleep or causing Insecurity around eating. It may also occur alongside other symptoms such as heartburn or chest discomfort.
What pathology may be related
- Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD).
- Barrett's oesophagus.
- Functional heartburn.
- Hypersensitive oesophagus.
- Oesophageal achalasia.
When you should consult
- If regurgitation is frequent. It appears several times a week.
- If it interferes with your day-to-day. Discomfort when sleeping or eating.
- If it doesn't improve with standard treatment. Persistence of symptoms.
- If there are associated symptoms. Difficulty swallowing, coughing, or weight loss.
How do we handle it at GASTEA?
- Full case review. Study of symptoms, evolution and history.
- Pre-trial interpretation. Detailed analysis of studies carried out.
- Testing instructions. We define the necessary study for diagnosis.
- Clear therapeutic orientation. Explanation of treatment and next steps.
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Is there anything else we can help you with?
In most cases, yes, although there can be other causes.
Yes, it's common in patients with reflux.
Yes, with an adequate diagnosis, it can be effectively controlled.
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