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I always suffer from acidity after eating oily foods.sir, what should i do to get rid of acidity.
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See a GI doctor: Sometimes excessive gastric acidity is associated with helicobacter pylori infection that can also increase risk of gastric cancer. You might also try ameliorating this with otc antacids, but that will not give you a specific diagnosis or cause for the hyperacidity (if that is what this is). Might be gallbladder disease. See a doctor and get this worked out properly. Good luck.
Answered 11/28/2013
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