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heartburn

Is it normal having a heartburn during pregnancy? Im worried about it.
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Thanks guys:)
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Its very normal to have heartburn the more pregnant you get. And just because you have heartburn there is no medical proof that your baby will have hair. Its a50/50 chance just like what gender you will have...
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All my friends who have had terrible heartburn including myself have had babies with hair. I've had it terrible my entire pregnancy. I've had to take pepcid and perscription medicines that are safe because the heartburn wss making me sick. My 4d ultrasound showed her with hair lol so dont be surprised but at the same time you could still have a baldy
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Its normal but highly uncomfortable.
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Very normal im having horrible heartburn atm
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Well its just an old wives tale...but don't be shocked if you have a baldy ;-)
Just stay stocked up on chewable tums...and keep them on you at all times!! Heartburn shows up at the worst times!! And its way more painful with a baby pushing up on your stomach unfortunately
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Really? so its that normal ryt?  I mean the more hair my baby will have?
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Yes it is and a wives tale that the more heartburn the more hair your baby will have
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Extremely normal , ive had it with all mine
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Very normal
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