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Ok, so the last few nights, I've been waking up with HORRIBLE acid reflux.  Like to the point where I was choking on stomach acid.  It was really bad.  And really scary.  Is acid reflux and/or heartburn (like my heartburn is CONSTANT) a common symptom of pregnancy?  I've never had acid reflux or hearburn problems in my life.  And my boyfriend and I had sex probably about 2 weeks ago and 2 days ago where the condom slipped off when he was pulling out and stayed in me.  A little scared.  But don't wanna bring it up to my boyfriend until I think it might actually be a possibility.  Not to mention, I've felt nauseous for the last few days.
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506820 tn?1295051333
Oh and sorry about the acid reflux, that can really be painful. I use to get it when I was in the last few weeks of my pregnancy (waking up choking). It was aweful. I found that I was just eating too late in the night before I went to bed. Hope you feel better soon.
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506820 tn?1295051333
I think heart burn generally comes when you are in the latter stages of pregnancy. I think the baby is generally situated someway so that the stomach is more compressed. I am not sure that acid reflux is a symptom of pregnancy...but I could be wrong. However, the nausea and mishap with the birth control could bring concerns. I would wait till you miss your period then take a test. Best of luck.
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