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Do breathing problems related to gerd eventually heal and go away? (if the gerd is cured of course.) not being able to breath well is miserable!
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Yes: If the reflux is treated appropriately with combination regimen ( diet change to a low acid diet and completing the full treatment course of medication) the breathing issues will completely resolve.
Answered 9/23/2016
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