Barrett's Esophagus: Studies show the risk of esophageal cancer rises approximately 0.5% a year after a diagnosis of Barretts Esophagus. That means after 20 years, the risk is 10%. GERD is highly associated with Barrett's esophagus so you should continue to treat your GERD. Always follow up with your MD! Optimize your diet with fruits and vegetables and exercise. See link from NIH: http://tinyurl.com/jahls6g Good luck
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