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Heartburn Treatment Center

Heartburn Treatment Center

Heartburn occurs when stomach acid escapes and flows up into the esophagus, causing a burning sensation in your chest and throat.

What is GERD? What are the symptoms?

GERD is a digestive disorder that occurs when the small muscular opening at the end of your esophagus that leads to your stomach is not working properly, allowing stomach acid to be released.

Symptoms for heartburn include:

  • Chest pain
  • Heartburn relief

  • Hoarseness

  • Nausea

  • Pain when swallowing

  • Persistent sore throat

A team-based approach to heartburn treatment

Our experts at the Tanner Heartburn Treatment Center specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic heartburn, GERD and other esophageal issues. Our patient care team works with you to find solutions that offer lasting heartburn relief from heartburn pain.

We offer: 

  • Comprehensive, state-of-the-art diagnostic testing
  • Thorough education about GERD and other esophageal issues
  • Appropriate and effective treatment alternatives
  • A seamless partnership between you, the nurse navigator and physicians

Many people know what it’s like to suffer the painful, irritating, burning discomfort of chronic heartburn. At Tanner Heartburn Treatment Center, you will find the right diagnosis and treatment to live your life normally again.

Is a visit to the Heartburn Center right for you?

Call to make an appointment to find out more. 

Heartburn Frequently Asked Questions

How can I relieve heartburn immediately?
Immediate heartburn relief can be achieved by drinking a glass of water or chewing gum to increase saliva production.

What do I drink to stop heartburn?
Drinking herbal tea, ginger tea or a glass of milk can help in providing heartburn relief.

Can I drink Coke when I have acid reflux?
It's best to avoid Coke and other carbonated beverages as they can worsen heartburn symptoms.

What are some quick home remedies for heartburn relief?
Some quick home remedies for acid reflux include apple cider vinegar, baking soda in water and eating a ripe banana.

Are there specific foods that can help reduce heartburn symptoms?
Foods like oatmeal, non-citrus fruits and green vegetables can help reduce heartburn symptoms.

 

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