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Could being overweight give you heartburn?
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Yes: That can contribute to heartburn.
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Heartburn.: Yes, being overweight can contribute to heartburn.
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4 years ago reflux started and lead to non h-pylori gastritis. Quit smoking, I'm not overweight, and quit drinking. Chronic gerd persists. Take 20mg aciphex daily. I reflux drinking water. Anything else I can add medication wise to help avoid cancer
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