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Acid reflux and sleeping: Part 1

Jennifer Rackley
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I am a nutritionist and mother of three...

Jennifer Rackley

Wednesday, September 23, 2009
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I did not sleep well last night.  As the mom to three very rambunctious girls this is a phrase that I utter quite frequently.  Add acid reflux to the mix and sleep becomes even more rare.  Chocolate before bedtime... well, you get the idea.  Burning, sour tastes and nasty burps ke...
  1. gerd
    Anonymous
    Thursday, October 01, 2009 at 03:04 PM

    I have gerd . I sleep on two pillows and that seems to help. If it bothers me in the middle of the night I take malox. That seems to help, so I can sleep.  A friend I hope it helps.

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    re: gerd
    J. Martin
    Saturday, October 03, 2009 at 11:02 AM

    yes, I have found that malox does help. if I get a bad attack, I will take the malox and

     

    then sit up for about 1/2 hr watching tv, and then go back to bed

     

     

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  2. Gerd
    Anonymous
    Thursday, October 01, 2009 at 05:56 PM

    My attack usually happens when I am on my left side in bed.

    I will immediately get up and take eithe Gaviscon or Pepcid AC

    and sit up untill the burning subsides!!

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  3. Multi-enzymes for GERD
    Anonymous
    Sunday, October 04, 2009 at 09:44 AM

    I have dealt with acid reflux for many years and tried MANY remedies.  One I have found to help a lot is taking multi-enzyme dietary supplements with any meal I know full well will cause the reflux and ANY meal I eat within 3 hours of going to bed.  Although nothing "cures" it the multi-enzymes really help.  Please follow the instrctions and make sure you do not take them at the same time as any medications and/or daily vitamins. More info on the multi-enzyme supplements is available by searching the internet.  I get mine through one of the larger vitamin/herbal supplement web sites. Also please remember that overeating before bed time is a sure way to spend the night awake.

     

    Good Luck and Blessed Be

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  4. Gerd
    Zene
    Wednesday, October 07, 2009 at 11:21 PM

    Lately, it seems to be a general thing with me. Regardless of what I tried, eat, take, the results are the same. I am waking up with battery acid tasting salvia. Can't get rid of the taste even after brushing my teeth. Sleep, what that! I spend more time up then down. I've tried everything. Still no relief.

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