At Emirates Hospital, we understand that regurgitation —the involuntary return of food or liquid from the stomach to the mouth—can be an uncomfortable and concerning symptom. It may be associated with gastrointestinal disorders, swallowing difficulties, or muscle dysfunction. Identifying the cause early helps in effective management and symptom relief. Causes of Regurgitation Regurgitation can result from Regurgitation is when stomach contents flow back up the esophagus and into the mouth. It may occur with GERD, a chronic condition that can cause complications, or with other factors such as infant regurgitation or rumination syndrome. Regurgitation is when stomach acid or food comes back up the esophagus and into the mouth. It can be a symptom of acid reflux, GERD, or rumination syndrome in adults and infants. Learn how to diagnose and manage regurgitation with medication and lifestyle changes. Regurgitation occurs when gastric substances from your esophagus or stomach move back up to your throat or mouth. It's usually a symptom of GER or GERD.
