How Do You Know The Acid Reflux Symptoms?
Acid reflux effects more than 60 million Americans each, and every year. If you think that you have Acid Reflux, I want to show you how you can figure out if you have it, or not. Locate where the pain is coming from. If it’s coming from around the heart, or if it’s near your throat, this could be a number of things, including acid reflux. You’ll want to analyze your side effects. Are you burping? Do you feel tired after you eat? Do you have discomfort in your chest? Acid reflux almost feels like you have a fire inside your chest. Take notes on when it occurs. The most common times that it can happen is after you eat a meal, or if you’re doing any type of excessive lifting. It’s best to write down when you it’s happening. If you think you have it, you’re going to want to avoid foods such as Chocolate, fatty/fried foods, tomatoes, and anything that has a citrus flavor. If this continues after 2-3 days, or you see blood in vomiting, or you’re losing a lot of weight, you’ll want to call a
