Settle acid reflux with confidence
For adults with heartburn or reflux who want clear next steps. Get a private online assessment, practical self-care tips, and treatment options when suitable after clinician review.
Relief starts with small changes
Acid reflux often improves when you reduce triggers and use the right medicine for the right length of time. You get a plan focused on symptom control, safer use of treatments, and when to seek urgent help. Source: NHS heartburn and acid reflux guidance.
Treatment options available
Options include short-term antacids and alginate products for quick relief, and acid-reducing medicines such as PPIs when suitable. A typical prescribed course can be four to eight weeks, based on symptoms. Source: NHS heartburn guidance; NICE CG184.
Who this service suits
It suits you if you have frequent heartburn, sour taste, or reflux that affects sleep or meals. You need an urgent assessment for trouble swallowing, vomiting blood, black stools, or unexplained weight loss. Source: NHS heartburn guidance; NICE CG184.
How the process works
You complete an online questionnaire about symptoms, triggers, medicines, and health conditions. A clinician reviews your answers for red flags and interactions. You receive advice and, when suitable, treatment with clear use instructions. Source: NHS heartburn guidance; NHS omeprazole information.
Safety and clinician review
Reflux symptoms can look like other problems. Your review checks for warning signs and safe medicine choices, including how long to use the treatment. You also get guidance on when symptoms need urgent in-person care. Source: NHS heartburn guidance; NICE CG184.
Use medicines the safe way
If you buy a PPI, do not use it for longer than two weeks without medical advice. Long-term use may need review, since risks can include low magnesium and fractures in some people. Source: NHS omeprazole information; UK medicines safety updates.
Practical tips that reduce reflux
Eat smaller meals and avoid lying down after eating. Raise your head and shoulders in bed if night symptoms are common. Cut down on alcohol, coffee, and smoking. Losing weight can reduce pressure on the stomach. Source: NHS indigestion and reflux advice.
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Clear reflux care, step by step
Private online support with trigger control tips, safe medicine guidance, and clear red flag advice. Build a plan you can follow daily and know when you need further checks.