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How are recurrent dry coughs and burning in chest associated with gerd treated?
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Hope it helps : Patients with GERD have acid from their stomach go up into the esófagos. The acid burns the esophagus this in turn irritates the nerves of the area witch result in coughing and burning sensation.
Answered 8/18/2019
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