heartburn
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- noun
- /ˈhɑrtˌbɜrn/
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acidez estomacal
- And just so symptoms this week have included heartburn, which I am taking Gaviscon for.
- symptoms of heartburn
You've suffered with heartburn, reflux, and GERD for long enough.
- You've suffered with heartburn, reflux, and GERD for long enough.
- These are notorious for causing heartburn symptoms to be worse.
- And just so symptoms this week have included heartburn, which I am taking Gaviscon for.
- For me, burnout goes directly to heartburn and sleep.
- Although now it's giving me heartburn because tomatoes cause heartburn or something.
- The most common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, and heartburn.
- And moving to another really important topic for many of you, acid reflux, also known as heartburn.
- And it got to a point where I think I had so much sugary shit that what developed was this almost heartburn and gastric reflux.
- So could explain the heartburn and that the acid reflux it's all day.
- And then there's a then there's like the other section where the the heartburn medication is and what else is in that area?
Examples
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She took an antacid to relieve the painful heartburn she felt after dinner.
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No, I'm getting bad heartburn already just thinking about it.
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None of them had had a patient with heartburn on that day, although it's a common complaint.
Fiction book (1991) -
I am now 7 weeks pregnant with my third and have never experienced heartburn this severe.
Blog text (25) -
Although now it's giving me heartburn because tomatoes cause heartburn or something.
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These are notorious for causing heartburn symptoms to be worse.
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Is this cough, heartburn, or is this cough something more serious?
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Reportedly, 10% of the American population has heartburn on a daily basis, and as many as one-third have it less often.
Academic text (2002) -
Avoid eating food, especially spicy food, close to bedtime, as it may cause heartburn.
Academic text (2015) -
Heartburn: Eating small regular meals and snacks and avoiding large meals can help with symptoms.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
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3.4
Stomach pain after eating, often with heartburn or feeling sick
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5.9
Stomach acid or food moves back into the throat and chest
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4.5
Stomach contents flow back into the food pipe causing heartburn
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8.9
A painful burning feeling in the chest when stomach acid moves into the throat
Stomach acid moving back into the tube between throat and stomach causing heartburn
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Etymology
The word heartburn is simply heart + burn because people described a 'burning' feeling near the 'heart' after eating. So, heartburn now means the painful 'burning' feeling in the chest when stomach acid comes up.