For women who start suffering from heartburn during pregnancy, experts say the good news is that symptoms will likely disappear after the baby's birth. But what should you do to control painful symptoms in the meantime? In this article from FOXNews, gastroenterologist Dr. Anish Sheth discusses medications, foods, and lifestyle changes that may offer relief to pregnant women.
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