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A reflux of acid from the stomach in to the esophagus causes innumerable symptoms, the commonest being: burning in the chest, burning in the throat, hoarseness, water brash and sour taste. Occasionally, people complain of nausea, pain in the chest, abdominal discomfort and pain and pain in the back.
