On the Pulse – 17th April 2009 – OnMedica

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On the Pulse – 17th April 2009
OnMedica, UK
Acid reflux causes bronchoconstriction through microaspiration into the airways, and by reflex-mediated effects of acid on the oesophagus. Beta-agonists and methylxanthine bronchodilators can decrease the tone of the lower oesophageal sphincter. …

Source:On the Pulse – 17th April 2009 – OnMedica

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