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What make Heartburns go away ??

ran out of tums, what make Heartburns go away?
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Rolaids help me
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Spearmints help me when desperate
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Milk works
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Zantac 150
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Tums... Try eating smaller meals more frequently. Also pay attention to what foods U eat, maybe certain ones give U worse heart burn. Of all things, apples give me heart burn.
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Diary seems to make my heartburn worse. I may just be an anomaly.
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I live on Tubs and Pepcid. I eat ceral everyday because the daily dose of milk helps keep it less intense.
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Baby is going to have a head full of hair !!!! Atleast what my mom believes lol I get terrible heartburn and love spicy food not a good combo but anyways my bf made me drink baking soda and warm water its so disgusting but it will work until you can get mOre tums!!!
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It may taste nasty but the baking soda in water really helps. I've had horrid heartburn my entire pregnancy and tums didn't help, the baking soda did for a while just don't over do it
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I supposed to drink baking soda ew
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Warm milk
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What both the girls said does work
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Just put baking soda  in warm water it better then tums for heat burn
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Try drinking milk
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