If you have GERD, your doctor may have prescribed preventative treatments like proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), H2 blockers, or antacids. However, if you’ve ever read the labels on these medications, you may have noticed that they don’t recommend use for longer than a couple of weeks. Furthermore, long-term use of some of these medications can have some serious side effects.
Read MoreWondering why do I always get heartburn at Christmas? Holidays are notoriously a bad time for heartburn, especially for GERD patients. As we indulge in lots of (not-so-healthy) holiday foods, our stomachs respond with some nasty reflux symptoms. So here's 8 holiday foods you can enjoy instead to prevent acid reflux!
Read MoreHeartburn is something that most women will struggle with at some point during their pregnancy. While it’s incredibly uncomfortable there are things you can do to manage your pregnancy heartburn. Here are our top tips for how to get rid of heartburn during pregnancy.
Read MoreMost people disagree on whether or not milk for heartburn actually works, or if it just makes heartburn symptoms worse later on. Even more frustrating is that there’s no straightforward, one-size-fits-all answer! Let’s explore the different components of your favorite dairy beverage to get to the bottom of what might make it an effective remedy一 or gas to fuel the fire.
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