Maybe not just GERD: Further evaluation is key to determining if your symptoms are reflux-related or not. Also, if reflux, is it acid or non-acid material that is involved? Sometimes, pulmonary, ent, or dental issues are at play, ; sometimes dysmotility or gastroparesis is the issue. Are you sure your acid blocker dose is sufficient ; that you have been compliant with behavior ; diet restrictions to minimize gerd?
Answered 5/19/2015
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Yes: These are very common symptoms of laryngo-pharyngeal reflux (LPR). This may be the result of strong acid from the stomach coming high up and effecting the back of the throat with a common symptom-of a lump in the throat. The problem is often seen by an ENT doctor but I believe the definitive diagnosis and treatment should come from a GI specialist.
Answered 5/21/2014
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