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mummyto1girl · 04/04/2018 16:21

Any suggestions to help this?

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SuzanneBrighton · 04/04/2018 18:07

I've lived off Rennie the last few months, and have tried to drink water rather than fruit juice. I think small, regular meals are meant to help too.

Mayjane5 · 04/04/2018 18:10

I had this really bad, I drank water or milk cut out spicy foods didn’t eat late in the evening, gaviscon helped

BrutusMcDogface · 04/04/2018 18:18

Mine has started this week; it's horrendous. I've been trying to stick to water to drink and have been trying to eat small meals (easier said than done when you're a pig like me!!Grin)

Also- definitely don't eat too late in the evening. I've just had my dinner with the kids and will try not to touch any chocolate when they're in bed.....I've also been drinking milk and having rennie rapeze.

Flisspaps · 04/04/2018 18:19

I used ASDAs own brand heartburn sweets. Any chalky sweets will have the same effect :)!

crazycatbaby · 04/04/2018 18:23

Only thing that even vaguely worked was gaviscon advance on prescription....it was so bad Sadkind of like drinking flavoured pva glue

BrutusMcDogface · 04/04/2018 18:43

Oh yes, last time I was pregnant I had a prescribed gloopy mixture which did help....I'm only 25 weeks ATM so I think it'll get worse.

FloydOnThePull · 04/04/2018 18:51

Gaviscon. I'm 30 weeks and considering remortgaging the house so I can support my habit for the next 10 weeks 😢

boatrace30 · 04/04/2018 19:31

After my first pregnancy I couldn't abide the idea of gaviscon or rennie. In second pregnancy I managed it by drinking pints of milk and avoiding chocolate and juice.

Astrid2 · 04/04/2018 19:37

Try and track your triggers. Spicy foods, chocolate, tomatoes and citrus things are common!

Gaviscon Advance in the pink bottle. Absolute lifesaver. If not helping, GP can prescribe Ranitidine or Omeprazole.

Drinking milk isn't recommended, it helps initially but can cause your stomach to make more acid which makes things worse in the long run. Medication is your friend!

MissClarke86 · 04/04/2018 19:43

Ranitidine on prescription.

You can buy it in supermarkets (Zantac or Morrison’s do a much cheaper own brand) but your doctor will probably happily prescribe over the phone as it’s such a common problem in pregnancy

Fannyfanakerpants · 04/04/2018 19:46

Go to the doctors and get omeprozole! You'll wish you did it weeks ago. Wonderful drug.

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