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acid reflux or heartburn?

Several days a week I deal with sever acid reflux I think...its a burning sensation in my throat and feels like something is hung in the middle of my throat. Mostly with spaghetti and foods of that nature so I cut them out of diet. However It occurs at random, any suggestions on how to ease that.
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Prilosec for 2weeks only
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Nexium is a category B heartburn medicine and safe to take during pregnancy. It's over the counter  :)
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My doctor told me prilosec, they cost $22.00. But he said go to sams & get the generic ones they were cheaper.they called omeprazole they cost $10.00, take 1 every morning.& ever since last week i been taking them & no acid reflex or heart burn.
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Tums**
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Thanks ladies! I did not even know I could take Tim's or ro laids during pregnancy this is my first so I am learning alot!!
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I use Listerine breath strips. I put one in my mouth, let it melt and breath in deeply thru my open mouth. Sounds odd, but it works for me.
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Also prop yourself up in bed when you sleep. Don't sleep flat because the acid in your stomach will come up easier if you are laying flat. I like rolaids. They seem to work better.
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I think gaviscon is also pregnancy safe but talk to your doctor to be sure.
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Have you tried taking Tums?...if that's not helping talk to your OB they will probably recommend over the counter Zantac
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