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Acid Reflux symptoms can come up anywhere at any time, even when least expected. It is best to always be prepared for symptoms, especially at work. Remember to keep extra medications at work, watch what you eat - especially during work lunches - and bring your own food if necessary. If needed, communicate your condition with your boss.
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