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A member asked:
Can you still have lpr if you have no problems swallowing food and don't hurt when you swallow?
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Yes: Silent reflux... Not really silent, but some use the term. pH probe is best to determine if acid truly comes up. Endoscopy, laryngospy may be needed.
Answered 1/11/2016
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