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  • Acid Reflux Vs GERD: What's the Difference?

    posted: Jan. 05, 2022.

    Dr. James Maddox is your ENT when you have acid reflux or GERD in Garland, TX. Acid reflux and GERD have uncomfortable symptoms that can really interfere with your daily Read more
  • We Can Help With Your Acid Reflux

    posted: Mar. 30, 2021.

    Here’s how to keep acid reflux in check. While the majority of people will experience acid reflux every once in a while, as many as 20 percent of Americans will Read more
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