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Argh! Heartburn...

jswog

By jswog
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I've had a little heartburn off and on, but today it kicked in full force. I've been taking Tums, but they don't seem to help. Any suggestions of things that I can try?

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well, I am going through the process of being Diagnosed. My tests came back positive, but this pregnancy I have had heartburn from HELL!! It's so bad it feel like I am being stabbed through the chest with a knife. Before I started my Celiac testing, i asked my doc about the heartburn. He said That after you eat DO NOT lay down or recline back for 30 mins after. Also, milk during and after a meal helps. This has definately decreased the pain. I still get it on occasion, but I'm not in tears anymore. My doctor also said malox (sp?) would be ok...but I haven't tried it yet. You are right though...tums are totally worthless!

raea2002 Apprentice
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Tums was the only thing that worked and barely worked. I was popping them multiple times a day. Enjoy and good luck.

Mom23boys Contributor
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I went to my soft touch chiropractor. There is a little place in the back that pregnancy can pull out. I don't know all the techno lingo but it sure felt good after the adjustment.

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