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What are the Next Steps After pH Monitoring?

Based on the results, healthcare providers may recommend:
Medication to manage GERD, metabolic acidosis, or other diagnosed conditions.
Changes in feeding practices or formulas for infants with GERD.
Further diagnostic tests to pinpoint the underlying cause of abnormal pH levels.
Continuous monitoring for high-risk infants.

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