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Expert opinion please: could the acid inflammation go away on its own?
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It depends: If you have acid reflux, it tends to be a long term problem and often requires long term use of antacids. You may need to see your doctor if it is causing you persistent or recurrent symptoms.
Answered 5/19/2013
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