- Aim to finish your evening meal at least a few hours before lying down.
- Stay upright after eating
Give your body some time to digest your meal before getting into bed. - Try sleeping on your left side
This position has been associated with lower nighttime acid exposure in people with GERD. - Elevate your upper body
A properly positioned wedge or elevated head of the bed can help reduce nighttime reflux symptoms. - Identify your personal food triggers
Rather than eliminating every food commonly associated with reflux, pay attention to the foods
Doctors Warn: Your Sleeping Position May Affect Acid Reflux Symptoms