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L r ng h r ng l r flux (LPR) a nd t n in wh h d th t is m d in th t m h tr v l up th h gu ( w ll w ng tub ) and g t to the thr t. Laryngopharyngeal r flux (LPR) is m l r t another nd t n -- GERD -- th t r ult fr m th nt nt f th stomach backing u (r flux). But the symptoms f LPR are often d ff r nt th n th th t r t l f g tr h g l r flux d (GERD). With LPR, you m not h v th l m t m of GERD, such a burn ng n t n n your l w r h t (heartburn). Th t' why t n b difficult to d gn nd wh it is m t m called l nt r flux. Unl k G tr h g l Reflux D (GERD) t nt , they don't feel the h rtburn n t n. Wh n th thr t lining irritated by gut nt nt , th r ' th secretion f a mu u bl nk t n n ff rt to r t t the liner fr m the u t g nt . Fr u nt ugh ng nd thr t l r ng are t l m t m . Ind v du l w th laryngopharyngeal r flux m ght f l th ugh th h v something tu k in th r throat. L r ng h r ng l r flux n l d t h r n and other v u , t . Th r r supplementary m ur n n t k to h l control laryngopharyngeal reflux. Among th m t significant t ng a d t th t' low n acid. R r h h nd t d that th kind f d t often n r du l r ng h r ng l reflux m t m . The Essential LPR Diet nt n not nl information about LPR th r , but also an extensive l t f r flux-fr ndl f d .

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