Welcome to the Bada Reflux Center
Alvaro Bada, M.D., and his staff are pleased to provide state-of-the-art care to patients suffering from chronic acid reflux, also known as GERD, or gastroesophageal disease.
Our goal is to provide every patient with a treatment therapy designed to resolve the root cause of their disease. No more heartburn, no more pills, and with no scars, letting you get back to living!
Dr. Bada has extensive surgical experience and performs a range of advanced procedures, including the innovative TIF (transoral incisionless fundoplication) procedure for resolving the anatomic cause of chronic GERD. He teams with Domingo Galliano, M.D., in performing his TIF procedures, and they are among the first specialists in the entire Port Charlotte, Florida, area to offer the procedure.
Treating Chronic Acid Reflux
If you suffer heartburn or reflux episodes two or more times per week, you may be among the more than one in seven people worldwide who suffer from chronic gastroesophageal disease. The incidence of the disease is continuing to grow at an alarming rate, owing mostly to lifestyle and dietary factors.
For people who suffer from moderate to severe GERD who no longer respond satisfactorily to GERD medications, surgical intervention may be warranted to correct the anatomical cause of the disease, an anatomical defect with the gastroesophageal valve. In addition to conventional GERD surgery, we also offer the latest surgical treatment option, the completely incisionless procedure called TIF.
Tell Dr. Bada About Your Specific Chronic Acid Reflux Condition
Click here to answer a simple 10-question GERD assessment patient questionnaire to assist Dr. Bada in evaluating the severity of your chronic acid reflux and the best treatment options for you. The results will be sent to Dr. Bada automatically and will be kept strictly confidential.
Call 941-255-0069 for information on the next Chronic Acid Reflux patient seminar to be to held by Dr. Bada in the your area, call one of the numbers below. They are held on a regular basis in the Port Charlotte, North Port, and Arcadia, Florida, regions.
