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Why im having heartburn ? its been 3days its really uncomfortable and pain . im 34week pregnant. does it affect my baby?
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No: Heartburn does not affect your baby. Heartburn at this time of pregnancy is because of your growing uterus and baby pressing on your stomach. Eat small portions and take some anti acids. DO not lay down right after you eat. Good Luck.
Answered 9/28/2016
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