Article mis à jour le21 novembre 2025par l’équipe médicale et paramédicale du site|Publié le29 décembre 2020
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Certains sports augmentent fortement la pression intra-abdominale, créent des secousses importantes ou demandent des efforts prolongés à haute intensité. Ces conditions favorisent l’apparition de reflux gastrique pendant ou après le sport.