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How can I tell if I have acid reflux or bile reflux?
Symptoms of acid reflux and bile reflux in your esophagus are virtually the same. If your symptoms include vomit, check the color. Bile has a tell-tale yellow tint. If you also have symptoms of bile reflux in your stomach, such as abdominal pain and indigestion, that might be an important clue.
In general, acid reflux is considered more common and more likely than bile reflux. But if medications to treat acid reflux don’t relieve your symptoms, let your healthcare provider know. They can test the reflux fluid in your esophagus to detect the presence of bile.
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benim anlatmak istediğim asit reflü veya safra reflü değil. mideniz dolu hissettiğinizde ve yattığınızda ağzınıza doğru gelen besinler oluyor mu? yattıktan sonraki saat içinde. midesinde hala yemek olduğu için ve artık sfinkter olmadığı için öğütülmüş yemek yani kimus boğazına geliyor. örneğin gündüz öne eğildiğinde, örneğin sola doğru yattığında (midesinin sağda olduğu sölediler) ağzına yemek geliyor. tabiki sindirilmiş bir yemek ama kesinlikle safra veya mide asidi değil. bunu yaşayan var mı?
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What I mean is not acid reflux or bile reflux. When you feel your stomach is full and you lie down, do you have food coming up to your mouth? Within the hour after you lie down. Since there is still food in your stomach and there is no sphincter anymore, the ground food, or chyme, comes up to your throat. For example, when you bend forward during the day, for example, when you lie down on your left (they said your stomach is on the right), food comes up to your mouth. Of course it is digested food, but it is definitely not bile or stomach acid. Has anyone experienced this?