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By ali610 | Jul 12, 2011

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What is difference between LPR and gerd

What are the treatments for LPR and is it different from GERD the treatments.

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bsmsl

Jul 12, 2011

Hi,
LPR is a specific type of GERD. GERD can be acidic or non-acidic, stay in the esophagus or rise up into the back of the throat. LPR stands for laryngeal-pharyngeal reflux meaning that the reflux reaches the back of the throat and possibly the sinuses.
God bless

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