Acidity after periods gets over. Or not.

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This is not a very serious concern related to pcos No need to worry much Here are some practical changes you can try to reduce acidity (acid reflux/heartburn) If you have persistent or severe symptoms, do see a doctor for personalized advice. Food & Eating Habits Eat smaller meals: Large meals stretch the stomach and increase reflux. Avoid trigger foods: Common ones include spicy or oily foods, citrus fruits, tomatoes, onions, garlic, chocolate, coffee, alcohol, and carbonated drinks. Don’t lie down after eating: Stay upright for at least 2–3 hours. Chew well & eat slowly: Helps digestion and lowers pressure in the stomach. Lifestyle Changes Maintain a healthy weight: Even a small reduction can ease pressure on the stomach. Elevate the head of your bed: About 6–8 inches to prevent night-time reflux. Avoid tight clothing: Especially around the waist. Quit smoking & limit alcohol: Both weaken the lower esophageal sphincter. Everyday Tips Drink plenty of water, but sip—don’t gulp—during meals Include alkaline or soothing foods like bananas, melons, oatmeal, or plain yogurt. Ginger tea or a few fennel seeds may give mild relief. When to Seek Medical Help Symptoms more than twice a week Difficulty swallowing, unintentional weight loss, or vomiting blood Chest pain not clearly from acidity

Acidity is unrelated to your periods Avoid fried and spicy food and walk after every mail