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Acid reflux; pregnant; should i eat less sugar?
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complex: In general, less sugaris a good idea. Pay attention to what foods cause more reflux, and try to avoid those. Unfortunately, reflux is one of the many problems caused or worsened by pregnancy. Should resolve afterwords, notwithstanding the stress of rearing a child. It is still however a privilege.
Answered 10/26/2013
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