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I have stomach ache after eating, what to do for relief?
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Likely acid reflux: You likely have acid reflux. Eating a lighter meal and avoiding fatty foods can help. Taking an acid reducer before eating may stop the stomach ache altogether. If you consume dairy with each meal, you may be lactose intolerant and avoiding lactose will help. Likewise, you could have a gluten-sensitivity and avoiding gluten can help.
Answered 2/5/2017
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