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Now 33 weeks pregnant, for the past couple of nights i have had some acid reflex while im asleep. is it normal & what can i do to help w/the discomford?
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Please call your OB: Any ?S of this nature shoudldalways be directed to your ob, your OB may have a particular med that he or she prefers so please cal and ask them. My pts use otc zantac (ranitidine) 75 mg.
Answered 6/10/2014
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