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another heartburn moan

16 replies

applesvpears · 23/01/2016 00:22

It hurts! I am tired! I can't get comfy ! Don't want to OD on Gavisvon ! SadSadSad

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SomebodySedateMe · 23/01/2016 01:08

Heartburn woke me up too! Have you told your midwife or GP? I got prescribed ranitidine and onezaprole. They're not working anymore though :(

applesvpears · 23/01/2016 09:16

It's horrible isn't it? I was told they couldn't prescribe me anything. Possibly because of type 1 diabetes? Or I am already on antibiotics for a water infection. I am just a big old mess really Confused

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welshweasel · 23/01/2016 09:18

Go back and insist on omeprazole. No reason why diabetes or antibiotics mean you can't have it. I now sleep!

goodnightdarthvader1 · 23/01/2016 14:38

Er, how long are you talking antibiotics for?! Go back to the GP and if they say the same, ask them why.

SomebodySedateMe · 23/01/2016 14:38

I'm taking omeprazole with diabetes so I'd insist! It's been a godsend but apparently nothing is going to work for these last few weeks. My sickness has come back too. I'm a mess!

mrsjskelton · 23/01/2016 21:26

Sipping milk sorts me every time - haven't touched gaviscon!

MingZillas · 23/01/2016 21:31

Poor you, it's horrible isn't it. I remember it well.

I didn't even enjoy my after birth tea and toast because of the heartburn!

How many weeks are you?

Everythinggettingbigger · 23/01/2016 21:33

It's been constant for about 4 days now 👍 great isn't it! Only 22 weeks too!

sepa · 23/01/2016 22:44

I was told (by my colleague) that milk aggravated hers (non pregnancy related) which I found strange as it helps with curry heat.
33 weeks and mine is getting worse. Not taken anything yet though so maybe I have got off lightly.

I will be sipping the milk in the morning. Cant be arsed to move to more than my kitchen right now

Laquila · 23/01/2016 22:51

Sipping milk definitely helps me - I was told it neutralises the acid. Gaviscon is revolting!

Underbella · 24/01/2016 11:14

I read that milk probably won't help as it encourages stomach acid production.

What about drinking soda water? I flavour it with a little Robinsons juice. Although Robinsons juice is very acidic (pH 3), but the combination of these two seems to work!

QforCucumber · 24/01/2016 11:25

Peppermint tea is all that seems to ease mine :-( feeling your pain

applesvpears · 24/01/2016 12:25

I am 31 weeks, was up all night again with various things including heartburn Sad I definitely will be trying my GP I think. The pharmacist advised gaviscon and small meals but said rennies were pointless.

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NotSoFancyNancy · 24/01/2016 12:30

Dc3 and gaviscon in industrial quantities did nothing. Ranitidine was fantastic and so much easier than chewing or swigging gaviscon. Was prescribed by consultant.

1frenchfoodie · 24/01/2016 16:52

apples i've had heartburn since c. Wk 7 (now 32) and rennies work well for me - though the square tabs with calcium and magnesium carbonate. The round ones with only calcium carbonate only take the edge off.

DinoSnores · 24/01/2016 16:58

Omeprazole is fine in diabetes normally. I am certainly a big fan of it. Taking it has transformed my "morning" (in reality, all day) sickness.

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