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  1. You esophagus is the tube that carries food and liquids from your mouth to your stomach. Esophagus problems include GERD (reflux), cancer, esophagitis, ...
  2. ... the lining membrane of the organ, and the reflux of the bile and matters from the duodenum. Diagnosis.—The symptoms, induced by this condition of the ...
  3. ... the lining membrane of the organ, and the reflux of bile and other matters from the duodenum. OF THE STOMACH. 85 Diagnosis.—The symptoms, induced by this condition of the ...
  4. ... the upward flow of stomach acid, air, or bile.
  5. Infections, gallstones, and cancer can result in bile duct problems. Discover the types, causes, symptoms, and treatment of bile duct diseases. ... Your liver ...
  6. ... ingredients which enter into the composition of the bile. The general and ... still goes on, a reflux into the gall-bladder takes place, causing its ...
  7. ... ingredients which enter into the composition of the bile. The general and ... still goes on, a reflux into the gall-bladder takes place, causing its ...
  8. ... from the kidneys is stopped ; consequently, a first symptom of such congestion ... by meeting the reflux from the vena cava, is presently reversed, and ...
  9. ... esophagitis OR oesophagitis OR gerd OR gord OR bile reflux OR heartburn OR acid reflux OR dyspep* AND ... esophagitis OR oesophagitis OR gerd OR gord OR bile reflux OR heartburn OR acid reflux OR dyspepsia OR ...
  10. ... mawkish fluid is one of the most constant symptoms of this stage. It is ... other instances reflux of bile. The most useful treatment is the same as ...
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