Heartburn Help: Solutions for Your Heartburn Symptoms
Heartburn in Focus
With Ira Katz, Pharmacist
Lose weight, if you're over-weight. Obesity increases abdominal pressure.
Avoid tight-fitting clothes for the same reason
Stop smoking. Chemicals in cigarettes can weaken the sphincter muscle.
Avoid lying down directly after eating
Heartburn: Questions for Your Pharmacist
1. Could medications I take be causing my heartburn? 2. What’s a safe, simple heartburn treatment? 3. How long does it take for heartburn treatment to work?
Rarely but Impatient I don’t get heartburn often, but want a quick fix when I do. Why does this happen? What’s a fast over-the-counter remedy for heartburn sufferers like me?
Occasional and Hopeful I get heartburn every once in a while, a few times a month. Is this more serious than simple heartburn? I’d like to know how to prevent my symptoms, and get tips for heartburn relief.
Constant and Chronic I worry about heartburn constantly. It seems like I have heartburn symptoms more than most people, and I’m not sure what to do. This has been going on for quite awhile.
Heartburn Help: Solutions for Your Heartburn Symptoms
Heartburn in Focus
With Ira Katz, Pharmacist
Heartburn: Questions for Your Pharmacist
2. What’s a safe, simple heartburn treatment?
3. How long does it take for heartburn treatment to work?
What’s Your Heartburn Personality?
I don’t get heartburn often, but want a quick fix when I do. Why does this happen? What’s a fast over-the-counter remedy for heartburn sufferers like me?
I get heartburn every once in a while, a few times a month. Is this more serious than simple heartburn? I’d like to know how to prevent my symptoms, and get tips for heartburn relief.
I worry about heartburn constantly. It seems like I have heartburn symptoms more than most people, and I’m not sure what to do. This has been going on for quite awhile.
Special Heartburn Triggers
What can you do if antibiotics, aspirin, or other medicines trigger heartburn?
Jarring exercise can cause acid reflux. Try these tips to exercise with ease.
Via: http://www.webmd.com