These include: Hiatal hernia Connective tissue disorders including scleroderma Low levels of zinc (required for HCl secretion) or magnesium (required for LES muscle control) Eating right before bed Eating when already full Use of certain medications including antidepressants, NSAIDs, PPIs (yes, the exact medications most commonly prescribed for GERD), anticholinergic medications, and calcium channel blockers Age (stomach acid levels naturally decline over time) Supplement Guide In my telehealth clinic, Im often asked about supplementswhat to take, why, and which brands are best
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This is thought to be related to thumb sucking causing autoinoculation from active herpetic lesions in the mouth