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Acid Reflux before eating?

I had surgery 2 years ago and had several (3) fills. I was wondering if anyone ever had acid reflux that seems to subside AFTER eating? This seems strange. I feel like maybe I need a fill because I can eat more than I think I should but I am concerned about this acid feeling. Any help?

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Do you actually feel reflux and hearburn or is it just a discomfort that goes away. It could be an ulcer. I remember growing up that my mom had one and eating made it feel better. Are you on any acid reduction meds like protonix, pepcid, nexium, etc..? Maybe you need to be.

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No meds. at this time. Maybe it's not reflux but just burning, but it goes away when I eat. I thought I might have slipage but I don't think so after reading all these posts.

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