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What can i eat that won't exacerbate my heartburn?
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Keep track of which: foods increase your symptoms & avoid those. See if specific foods are triggers such as chocolate, corn, fried foods, dairy, fatty food, potato chips, creamy or oily dressings, raw onions. Orange, cranberry or grapefruit juice can be problematic.
Answered 6/3/2017
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