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Can To Much Exercise Cause Stomach Pain?
In this question and answer column, a man explains that he wakes up every night with stomach pain and has gas all the time. Dr. Gott recommends taking a medication to reduce stomach acid, such as Pepcid AC, Protonix, Nexium, or Prevacid.
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