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What to do if i am scared to take pills and i'm having heartburn!! i wanna try something else, any suggestions?
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Scare of taking: pills in general? Scared to take pills for heartburn? Scared that taking pills will give you heartburn? If you have a general issue with taking pills consult with your pharmacist regarding options (liquid solutions, injections, melting discs, sublingual, capsules, tablets, patches, etc).
Answered 5/10/2017
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