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Asking for prayer for acid reflux and its complications, including trouble swallowing and damaged vocal cords. Thanks!
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Prayer for Acid Reflux
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Basically your gut bacteria is out of balance. More fiber, yogurt and perhaps something like Prilosec (just for a short-term, also other OTC meds might be equal or even better.) might have a good chance of working. Of course, depending on your circumstances, a MD certainly can help. i applaud you for turning this too God too and pray your path to health is far easier than you thought with no negative long-term consequences.
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Yes, going to MD is always good advice. Also, this is not your outcome, but there is research on some potential negative health issues of the long term use of prilosec. (Just in case your MD has not gone over the risks with you)
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