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How frequently do you have gerd attacks?
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Depends: You can control many of the factors associated with GERD attacks, your diet being the most important factor, your weight is also essential What you eat as well as when you eat it, away from chocolates, spicy foods, peppermints. Wear a loose belt, high headrest. Consult with your doctor as there are more details that can help you out.
Answered 9/21/2017
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