Acid reflux occurs when the stomach contents move up into the oesophagus and throat. If the acid reflux happens two or more times a week for several weeks, it is diagnosed as gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD).
When we talk about acid reflux, we often focus on the damage to the oesophagus and upper respiratory tract. Repeated exposure to acid from the stomach can cause permanent injury to these regions.
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