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can acid reflux give you trouble swallowing, burping, and nausea? how can i get rid of it? help!!

dominic
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Im 21 years of age working at At&t im retail sales consultant and...

07/01/08
dominic
Topics:Acid Reflux

i have acid reflux and im only 21 years and i never had this before i want it to go away. The swallowing is uncomfortable which i think there is still something in my throat and it goes away after ten min. going from a football star and taking hard hits but with this acid reflux really tackled me down hard and i do mean hard

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Hello everyone and welcome to the site! My name is Laura and I am...

Wednesday, July 02, 2008

Hi dominic,

 

Yes, acid reflux can cause trouble swallowing, burping and nausea. For more information on the different symptoms of acid reflux click here.

 

You should schedule an appointment to see your doctor. He or she will be able to prescribe some medications that may help your symptoms.

 

Some things you may try in the mean time include:

 - using pillows to elevate your head at night when sleeping

 - avoid eating 3 hours before going to bed

 - OTC medications

 - avoid spicy, fatty, citrus foods as well as alcohol (for more information on the foods that can trigger acid reflux click here.)

 

I know it's frustrating! I hope this helps.

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