Just like adults, infants can also experience acid reflux. But unlike adults, babies will often spit up when they have acid reflux. Don't worry, it's normal. And most of the time, you just need a ...

Babies often experience acid reflux because their lower esophageal sphincter isn't fully developed. To prevent acid reflux, feed your baby small meals and tilt their head 30 to 45 degrees when feeding ...

Many babies have some form of GER, or acid reflux -- but a report questions whether we need to treat the condition with medicines such as PPIs and H2-blockers. Is reflux "just spit-up?" It can be. It ...

Many infants with symptoms that suggest gastroesophageal reflux (GER) receive acid-reducing medications, despite questions about their necessity and efficacy. To assess the benefit of nonpharmacologic ...

Symptoms of reflux in your baby can start in the first few days of life and is usually outgrown by 12-18months. As a parent, you’ve probably heard the term ‘reflux’ before. But what exactly is reflux, ...

Babies famously spit up after dining because they are, well, babies. It's usually more of a laundry issue than a medical one. However, doctors are overprescribing reflux medications for infants, ...

It's a nightmare for any new parents: their newborn doesn't eat or sleep, and doctors aren’t sure why. Reflux is a common diagnosis. When the correct diagnosis is finally made, it’s not their stomach ...