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How to avoid hyper acidity and burning pain in the pit of my stomach?
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Mindful consuming...: A burning pain in the epigastrium ("pit of the stomach") is a common symptom referred to as dyspepsia. There are too many causes to address here, but many related to what we put in our mouth. Avoid acidic beverages, fruits and sauces; avoid smoking, alcohol and caffeine; avoid saturated fats, fried foods; avoid overeating; avoid Aspirin and anti-inflammatory drugs. Otc acid blockers bring relief.
Answered 12/25/2014
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