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Hello i'm on omeprazole for acid reflux is it normal to still get flare ups from time to time?
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Yes. : Diet is a very important to have healthy stomach health. Stay away from spicy foods, chocolates and peppermint. Wear a loose belt. Raise the head of the bed or use more pillows might help decrease symptoms.
Answered 12/28/2017
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