Yahoo Answers For Acid Reflux Symptom
Question Does anyone else have nausea as their primary acid reflux symptom?
I know its possible that some people have nausea as a more prevalent symptom for their acid reflux than heartburn. and im nauseous a lot with no explanation, and i do have stomach issues, heartburn several times a month, but more nausea. so do any of u have nausea as there main acid reflux symptom?
Best Answer I have been experiencing similar symptoms in the last few weeks. i feel nausea after eating a big meal and get burps stuck in my throat...but when i do get the burps out a bit of liquid comes up too if i'm not careful. The nausea i have isn't terrible, just feel a little light headed but it's still no fun at all. It makes me really paranoid about throwing up which is one of my biggest fears, think that's the hardest part.
I know its possible that some people have nausea as a more prevalent symptom for their acid reflux than heartburn. and im nauseous a lot with no explanation, and i do have stomach issues, heartburn several times a month, but more nausea. so do any of u have nausea as there main acid reflux symptom?
Best Answer I have been experiencing similar symptoms in the last few weeks. i feel nausea after eating a big meal and get burps stuck in my throat...but when i do get the burps out a bit of liquid comes up too if i'm not careful. The nausea i have isn't terrible, just feel a little light headed but it's still no fun at all. It makes me really paranoid about throwing up which is one of my biggest fears, think that's the hardest part.
Question Acid reflux as a very early pregnancy symptom?
I had acid reflux over ten years ago, as a teenger. It was awful...I was constantly sick. However, it left and I haven't had it since. We attempted insemination two weeks ago today, and since last week, I'm randomly again having acid reflux symptoms. I'm feeling nauseous randomly and especially around half an hour after eating. I'm curious if this is a common early sign of pregnancy. I can put up with it if I'm pregnant...if not, this is irritating and I'm not sure what sparked it.
Best Answer Nausea could definitely be a sign; not sure on the acid reflux though, that typically occurs later in pregnancy as the stomach is forced up making room for the baby and uterus....however regular heartburn can occur at anytime depending on what agrees with you and what doesn't...that being said if its acid reflux and not regular old heart burn (there is a difference) I wouldn't think acid reflux would already be a symptom!!! I have it HORRIBLE right now but I'm 28w6d today, I think it started for me around the 20 weeks mark, but everyone is different hon so it could definitely still be pregnancy, I hope it is and your insemination was successful!!!! :) CONGRATS if you are :)
I had acid reflux over ten years ago, as a teenger. It was awful...I was constantly sick. However, it left and I haven't had it since. We attempted insemination two weeks ago today, and since last week, I'm randomly again having acid reflux symptoms. I'm feeling nauseous randomly and especially around half an hour after eating. I'm curious if this is a common early sign of pregnancy. I can put up with it if I'm pregnant...if not, this is irritating and I'm not sure what sparked it.
Best Answer Nausea could definitely be a sign; not sure on the acid reflux though, that typically occurs later in pregnancy as the stomach is forced up making room for the baby and uterus....however regular heartburn can occur at anytime depending on what agrees with you and what doesn't...that being said if its acid reflux and not regular old heart burn (there is a difference) I wouldn't think acid reflux would already be a symptom!!! I have it HORRIBLE right now but I'm 28w6d today, I think it started for me around the 20 weeks mark, but everyone is different hon so it could definitely still be pregnancy, I hope it is and your insemination was successful!!!! :) CONGRATS if you are :)
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acidrefluxtruths.com Not only is acid reflux irritation and unpleasant, but it is painful and can negatively effect daily life. If acid reflux is left untreated or is improperly treated it will yield negative complications. It can potentially lead to Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) and even lead to esophageal cancer. Traditional treatments, such as OTC drugs, are usually the first thing sufferers' reach for when symptoms begin. However, these types of treatments only mask the symptoms and do not address the reason behind acid reflux disease. OTC drugs are not only ineffective in the long run, but can lead to many dangerous complications. Antacids and proton pump inhibitors can block acid levels that are necessary for proper digestion and mineral absorptions. They also contain heavy metals that, over time, can increase the risk of liver, heart, kidney and bone disease. There is a debate among the medical community about what treatment methods are the most effective for treating acid reflux. Medications or natural treatments? While some OTC medication are effective for treating symptoms, there have been no long term studies that prove the effectiveness or safety of these methods.Health and Diseases