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Cholera

Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of cholera, including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more.

Good Foods for Acid Reflux - Getting Your Diet in Shape

When you think of the problems associated with acid reflux, a disease who's primary symptom is an upwelling of stomach acid, you probably know, deep down, that medication and other modern hospital care is probably not the answer. If you simply eat good foods for acid reflux, you will have absol

Liver Transplant

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Heartburn and Indigestion - Is Too Much Stomach Acid the Cause?

Most of us have experienced the discomfort of heartburn or indigestion as we wolf down a juicy hamburger laden with "the works", or gulp down an ice cold bottle of our favorite beer. You would assume that gastric acid is the cause of your discomfort and immediately resort to antacids, but

Beef Tortillas

If you love tortillas but the spices trigger your heartburn, this recipe may be for you. By using lean ground beef, less spices (but still giving the right flavor), and low-fat ingredients, this recipe is heartburn friendly.

Medications Used to Treat Crohn’s Disease

WebMD explains common treatments for Crohn’s disease. Find out about the medications that are used, including immunosuppressants, biologics, antibiotics, and corticosteroids.

Eating to Prevent Heartburn

Heartburn affects many people, and not all of them are stressed or eat spicy foods frequently. One in four pregnant women suffers from heartburn. Antacids will be great to have on hand during a pregnancy.

Going Gluten-Free: Value Beyond Celiac Disease?

Increasing numbers of individuals without celiac disease report relief of GI symptoms with a gluten-free diet. What's the evidence behind it? Dr. David Johnson offers commentary and clinical guidance.

Recent Advances in Coeliac Disease

Despite the encouraging progress that has taken place in our genetic and immunological knowledge of coeliac disease, early introduction of a gluten-free diet remains the cornerstone of treatment.

What Are the Foods to Avoid Acid Reflux?

If you are looking for foods to avoid acid reflux because you suffer with digestive problems, you are certainly doing the right thing. After all, we all eat and some foods are good for us and some aren't.

Dietary Fiber for Constipation

For safe and effective relief from chronic constipation, look for fiber on your grocer's shelves. Find out more.

Respiratory Acidosis Vs. Metabolic Acidosis

It is crucial that the body maintains the arterial blood pH within the range of 7.35 to 7.45 because it is the optimal pH for physiological processes to successfully occur. When the arterial pH falls below 7.35, it is referred to as acidosis. Metabolic acidosis occurs when the body produces too much

Hernia

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