A poor diet or a hectic lifestyle can often lead to the production of gastric juices, increasing gastric acidity and causing that tiresome and painful feeling of burning, especially after meals.
This excessive acidity can also be felt the pit of the stomach, with burning sensations, cramps, swelling, nausea and heaviness.
The main aim of reflux therapy is to alleviate the symptoms and improve patients’ lives. The first therapeutic approach to achieve this aim is to change patients’ diet and behaviour: poor habits and an imbalanced diet can have a negative impact on reflux, making episodes much worse.