It is theoretically possible to have any other GI condition alongside R-CPD. We have found that most GI symptoms end up being related to R-CPD, and maybe first among the associations might be acid reflux.This is common in our R-CPD population, likely due to the constant upward pressure on the lower esophageal sphincter, causing it to weaken over time. And since chronic acid reflux may be a potentiator of Barrett’s esophagus findings, it could be that treating R-CPD and reducing the acid reflux that results might over time heal the Barrett’s findings…We have not proven this, however.