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Postpartum Acid Reflex

By lyndimarie in 6 Oct 2025 | 15:43
lyndimarie

lyndimarie

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Wondering about acid reflux that has come postpartum. Is there any hormonal reason for acid reflux to be more common or to come about postpartum. ( Less than 5 months post birth ) Thanks !!
6 Oct 2025 | 15:43
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Karla Parker

Karla Parker

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David said: There are 3 common reasons for post-partum GERD Hormonal changes: Progesterone levels increase during pregnancy, relaxing the lower esophageal sphincter (LES), which prevents stomach acid from backing up into the esophagus. After delivery, hormone levels drop, but the LES may remain relaxed for some time. Pressure from the growing baby: During pregnancy, the growing baby puts pressure on the stomach, which can also contribute to reflux. Increased stomach acid production: Pregnancy and breastfeeding can increase stomach acid production, which makes reflux more likely.
10 Oct 2025 | 01:15
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