Acid reflux is when stomach acid gets pushed up
into the esophagus, which is the tube that carries food and drink from the
mouth to the stomach. Some reflux is totally normal and harmless, usually
causing no symptoms. But when it happens too often, it burns the inside of the
esophagus. An estimated 14–20% of all adults in the US have reflux in some form
or another.
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