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Health Encyclopedia: Milk Alkali Syndrome
Milk-alkali syndrome is now very uncommon because non-antacid treatments for indigestion, gastric ulcers, and peptic ulcer disease have replaced most excessive antacid use.
If you do use large quantities of antacids, don't drink large amounts of milk, and tell your doctor about your digestive problems.
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