The Role of SLPs (Speech-Language Pathologists) in Reflux Care

Most people searching for help with chronic hoarseness, a persistent lump sensation in the throat, or a cough that no allergy medication seems to touch never think to call a Speech-Language Pathologist. Yet for many people navigating LPR (laryngopharyngeal reflux) or refractory GERD symptoms, an SLP can be one of the most valuable specialists in […]

When Silent Reflux Affects Your Everyday Voice

Your voice has been changing, but your doctor keeps saying your throat looks fine. That’s the quiet frustration many people with laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR), commonly called silent reflux, carry for months, or even years, before anyone connects the dots. No heartburn. Patients often experience a fading voice, persistent throat clearing, and a constant “lump” sensation […]

GERD vs. LPR: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters

GERD and LPR are both forms of acid reflux, but they affect the body differently. GERD often causes heartburn, while LPR (silent reflux) can irritate the throat and voice. This guide breaks down symptoms, differences, and proven relief strategies to help you manage reflux with confidence.