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7 Health Symptoms You Should Never Ignore #7 REFLUX

Acid reflux: One in four people in the U.S. suffer from acid reflux, but just because it's so common doesn't mean you should ignore it, says Dr. Carson Liu, board-certified surgeon. "Acid reflux can cause heartburn, dental erosion, and asthma-like symptoms when stomach contents are aspirated into the lungs," he says. Plus, it can lead to esophageal cancer.

"Popping a few pills doesn't seem like a big deal, so the quick fix is the go-to for the vast majority of people suffering from the condition," he says. This quick fix is only masking the condition. Acid reflux is a progressive disease and becomes wore as the anti-reflux valve in our esophagus deteriorates. Talk to your doctor about the best treatment for you.

http://shine.yahoo.com/vitality/7-health-symptoms-never-ignore-203200563.html

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Sounds like a very serious problem and I can imagine it would be even worse for someone that is banded. I've experienced it twice since banding (only once or twice before) and I am definitely telling my nurse when I go in for a fill next time.

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