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Indigestion

Indigestion or dyspepsia is referred to as nonspecific symptoms or discomfort that causes persistent pain or fullness in the upper abdomen, soon after the meal starts.

Five Best Ways to Reduce Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease Symptoms

Five Best Ways to Reduce Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease Symptoms

Adhering to specific diet and lifestyle guidelines can reduce more than one-third of incidence of gastroesophageal reflux disease symptoms in women.

Early Treatment Promotes Better Outcomes for Leg Ulcer Patients

Early Treatment Promotes Better Outcomes for Leg Ulcer Patients

Early surgical intervention led to better outcomes in patients suffering from venous leg ulcers and enlarged veins named varicose veins.

Commonly Used Indigestion Drug may Help Treat Mild COVID-19 Symptoms

Commonly Used Indigestion Drug may Help Treat Mild COVID-19 Symptoms

A widely available and inexpensive drug that is used to ease the symptoms of indigestion may prove a worthy contender for treating COVID-19 infection in those whose disease doesn't require hospital admission.

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Indigestion Drug may Reduce COVID-19 Symptoms in Mild to Moderate Disease

Indigestion Drug may Reduce COVID-19 Symptoms in Mild to Moderate Disease

A widely available and inexpensive drug that is used to ease the symptoms of indigestion may prove a worthy contender for treating COVID-19 infection.

Acupuncture Helps People With Indigestion Symptoms

Acupuncture Helps People With Indigestion Symptoms

Acupuncture was found to be safe and effective for easing a subtype of indigestion symptoms known as postprandial distress syndrome (PDS), stated new study.

Investigational New Drug Reduces the Severity of Heartburn

Investigational New Drug Reduces the Severity of Heartburn

New study conducted by Cambridge, Mass.-based Ironwood Pharmaceuticals, shows that an Investigational drug reduces the intensity of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) or heart burn.

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Doctors Remove Two-cm Bone Stuck in a Boy's Food Pipe

Doctors Remove Two-cm Bone Stuck in a Boy's Food Pipe

Doctors at a leading hospital removed a two cm-long chicken bone stuck into the food pipe of a 10-year-old boy, thus saving his life.

Common Heartburn Medications Tied to Chronic Kidney Disease

Common Heartburn Medications Tied to Chronic Kidney Disease

Common drugs prescribed to treat heartburn, ulcers, and acid reflux are associated with an increased risk for developing chronic kidney disease and kidney failure.

Common Heartburn Drug may Lead to Kidney Disease Risk

Common Heartburn Drug may Lead to Kidney Disease Risk

Intake of widely prescribed drugs to neutralize stomach acid by people with heartburn or stomach ulcers could be associated with increased risk of kidney disease, warns a study of 40,000 patients.

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Promising New Drug Candidate Against Buruli Ulcer

Promising New Drug Candidate Against Buruli Ulcer

Buruli ulcer, the forgotten and debilitating and neglected disease, could now be treated with a new drug compound Q203

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The Splendid Stomach - Animation

The Splendid Stomach - Animation

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