reflux
/ˈriːflʌks/
nounmedical
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The backward flow of liquid, especially stomach acid into the esophagus causing heartburn.
- She suffers from acid reflux and takes medication daily.
- The doctor diagnosed him with gastroesophageal reflux disease.
- Eating late at night can trigger reflux symptoms.
- The chemical engineer designed a reflux column to improve the separation efficiency in the distillation process.
- Chronic reflux can lead to esophageal damage and increase the risk of developing precancerous cellular changes.
- The patient's persistent reflux symptoms prompted the gastroenterologist to recommend additional diagnostic testing and dietary modifications.
verb
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To flow back or return, especially of a liquid.
- The tide began to reflux as the moon rose.
- Acid can reflux from the stomach into the throat.