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I'm 6 month pregnant and i have problem sleeping since i'm 5 month pregnant. my stomach is always bloated for half a night so i can't sleep.?
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Difficult: Sleeping can be difficult when your are pregnant. Your OB may approve of using antacids if your stomach is troubling you, check and find out what is okay for you.
Answered 6/10/2014
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