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Percentage of Americans who are unaware that heartburn can cause serious complications if left untreated, according to the National Heartburn Alliance.
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Featured Heartburn & GERD ArticlesAlleviating GERD With Surgery: When to Talk to Your DoctorThe type of treatment for gastroesophageal reflux disease depends on your symptoms and its effect on your digestive system. But how do you know if surgery should be considered? Read MoreGERD Without Heartburn? It's PossibleIs Heartburn the Same As GERD?Best Ways to Treat Nighttime Acid Reflux8 Tips for a Heartburn-Free ThanksgivingView All Heartburn & GERD ArticlesHeartburn & GERD NewsGERD label makes parents more likely to want medicine
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View All Heartburn & GERD NewsHeartburn & GERD Tip: Avoid Heartburn TriggersCertain foods can trigger heartburn, so try to avoid them whenever possible. These include oranges, lemons, grapefruits, cranberries, tomatoes, and raw onions. Meats like ground beef, marbled sirloin, and chicken wings can also produce heartburn, as well as dairy products such as sour cream, ice cream, or cottage cheese. |
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