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superuni1130

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  1. There are both blood and urine tests available here in the US.
  2.    brendamcfarlane14 reacted to a post in a topic: GERD
  3. Wow that is interesting, I didn’t know that.
  4.    Miserable reacted to a post in a topic: GERD
  5.    Katieisin reacted to a post in a topic: GERD
  6. GERD was so bad I tried to get fundoplication surgery for it but my esophagus was weakened and it would not be able to push food through. I also had Barrettes esophagus. My surgeon suggested a bypass to get the acid off my esophagus and it would help me loose some weight too. I had it done on 12/28. So far it is ok. Can’t wait to see what happens after this purée phase.

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