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Pregnancy and stomach pain with acid ref
I had history of acidity and GERD. Gastro haad prescribed razor 20 for 2 months.Howevet after 2 week I discovered my pregnancy and I discontinued medicine.i wall feeling well.No stomach pain.i use to have small small.meals.Now I am taking foliver .I am 6 weeks pregnant. Yesterday I had stomach pain after eating dinner. Also in morning after breakfast. It lasted for only 1 or 2 minute.please advise .
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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12 yrs exp
Bangalore
A quick stomach pain after meals, lasting just a minute or two, usually points to acid reflux and not the pregnancy itself. You already have a history of GERD. It can resurface at 6 weeks, especially after stopping your gastro medicine.
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Keep taking the antacid and other medicines your gynaecologist has already prescribed for the reflux and constipation. Smaller, more frequent meals and avoiding lying down right after eating usually help too.
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See your obstetrician sooner if the pain lasts longer, gets severe, or comes with vomiting, bleeding or dizziness.
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