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… coffee fix just yet.“The acid or fat content in coffee may be causing gastrointestinal issues like heartburn, acid reflux and bloating,” says registered dietitian Andrea Dunn, RD.Drinking caffeinated coffee increases the amount of …
… like your bone density and whether you’ve had a history of conditions like:FracturesCancerKidney diseaseHeart diseaseSevere heartburnMenopause symptomsHeart events, like heart attack or strokeThings like vitamin D and calcium supplements may be enough if …
… your digestive health.Spicy and hot foodsFoods with a bit of a kick can trigger problems like heartburn. For relief, try incorporating more ginger into your diet. Though not scientifically proven to help, it’s …
… relaxes.The now-lazy valve allows your stomach’s contents to move back up into the esophagus.Heartburn happens, which can make nausea worse.This nonstop nausea coaster can make you feel like puking.“We …
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… If you overeat, you may feel full or sluggish. You may also experience:Acid reflux.Bloating.Gas.Heartburn.Nausea.Stomach pain.Feelings of regret, surprise or fear that you’ve eaten too much.“Overeating is …
Over-the-counter (OTC) painkillers have earned their spot in your medicine cabinet. You reach for them to lower a fever, banish a headache or ease those monthly cramps.Both acetaminophen (such as Tylenol® …
… sink, causing decreased support where the esophagus joins the stomach, called a hiatal hernia. It typically causes heartburn and reflux. Medication often helps, but surgery is sometimes needed.A weakened sphincter muscle, sedentary lifestyle and …
… Hiatal hernias are located in the diaphragm where the esophagus joins the stomach and they typically cause heartburn and reflux. If the hernia just makes you uncomfortable, your doctor will treat it with medications.More …
Your body may be warning you about a heart attack. The question is, are you listening?Some people experience early signs of a heart attack (myocardial infarction) in the day or hours leading up to …
Without warning, there’s a sharp, stabbing pain in your heart. Um. That can’t be good, right?Chest pain is scary, and it can be serious. But a whole lot of things can cause …
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