An 11-year-old boy in Boston developed a Gastro esophageal reflux Disease (GERD). According to his mother, Cathy, it was the end of June in the year 2005 when his son developed a cough which usually happens during sleep, and even during daytime. It is only a short dry cough symptom. His pediatrician thought it was only allergy, however, when his son was tested, result showed that his son had no allergy. According to her, it was his son’s asthma that relates to GERD.

Studies show that GERD is likewise normal to infants and children like in adults, though this fact is often times being overlooked. The symptoms come in continual sickness, coughing, and other respiratory trouble.

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A paradox is a self–contradictory statement which at first seems to be logical, but upon further examination appears to be just the opposite.

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My cousin has acid reflux disease and she has been coughing with mucus. We recently found out that there is a connection. Are there any natural remedies to stop the mucus or clear it up?

I had a infected tooth pulled recently and have been noticing that I have no more acid reflux, and I haven’t even been taking my medications. I looked it up online and I heard that having bad teeth pulled can cure some medical problems. Has anyone ever had this happen?