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Could drinking a large amount of lemon juice cause burning in stomach?
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Lemons and acid: A lot of lemon juice can cause 'acidity' in the stomach and may cause you to feel burning sensation. Try to eat soft balnd diet and see if it helps. Too much of anything is not good - remember that.
Answered 7/1/2014
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