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I'm currently 5 weeks pregnant and i have had severe heartburn the last couple of weeks. nothing otc has worked.. what can i do to make it go away?
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Liquid antacid: Small quantities liquid antatacids relatively safe. Need to reduce spices in diet.
Answered 12/15/2016
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