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Is there a natural way to reduce heart burn while pregnant?
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Diet....: Certainly diet can play a role avoid acidic & rich foods. This is a common problem. Elevation of head at night can reduce night time symptoms. Tums (calcium carbonate) can also provide relief.
Answered 9/6/2019
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