heartburn foods list

I eat spicy food all the time and my doctor gave me a list of foods to avoid and spicy foods were not on it.

Why do I have a list that says I can take mallox but when I went to get it the pharmasist said no its a class C. What can I take for Gas??

/ and living in south Texas we have some awesome Mexican food places here :(

IM 28weeks+2 , and I'm wondering if its okay to eat spicy foods, I don't get heartburn or anything like that, would that be the only concern?

You can eat spicy foods. I eat them all the time it's just the heartburn that kills me lol.

I love hot foods is it OK to eat them still while I'm pregnant ...

m 27 weeks and the only cravings I have are spicy foods. The heartburn was miserable till my Dr gave me some amazing heartburn medicine.

haha no girl, trust me it wont hurt you or the baby! besides the heartburn, but you should be just fine!

Try not to eat sugary foods. Anytime I eat sweets or what not I instantly get heartburn. Also I buy a box of 96 heartburn tablets I keep son. In the loung, by the bed, the changing bag, my handbag and some in the kitchen drawer lol so there always to hand :) I suffer really bad heartburn like all day.

36 Weeks + 5 Days... If it's spicy it's on my craving & devoured list! Luckily I only got heartburn once that lasted for 5 days, it couldn't stop my cravings though! Just don't burp after you eat something spicy, the acid that comes up will give you heartburn... learned that one & prevent it now! If you do burp hurry & drink some water!

There's a list of foods you're not suppose to eat? ..Oops lol.

Thanks!!! although ive never gotten heartburn from all the spicy foods i eat. Hope i dont start now!

So my brother in law was telling me he heard its not good to eat spicy things when pregnant. But I love spicy foods. I eat jalepenos hot chips pepperonchinis all that! Is it bad or am I good?

Zantac works good too, u can take that as well I have a list of meds I can take during preg. All heartburn meds except for pepto, n prilosec basically. Always double check with your Dr.

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Thats how I always been and thats how I still am. Spicy foods are ok. They just say the heartburn s*cks. But thankfully i have never had to suffer from it.

I know what you mean. But since being pregnancy now with my second I eat spicy foods sometimes now. If you crave it..eat it! Don't care what anyone says. The only thing spicy foods will do to you is really bad heartburn!

I always made sure to drink milk with it, it can give you awful heartburn. Especially if you have morning sickness it will make it worse. Make sure you take something for heartburn ahead of time.

yesterday i had bad diarrhea but it stopped by itself , when i woke up this morning i wokeup with a runny nose and all other symptoms of common cold.. in addition to sever heartburn.. i only took panadol for the cold but it didn't work, i need some cold medication safe during pregnancy as well as something for the heartburn..

It would help if I had a list of foods to go grocery shopping for, and what I could or couldn't eat.

My Midwife gave me a list of medications that are safe for the baby, but that help heartburn- Maalox, Mylanta, Tums (only 250mg/day), Rolaids, Red Raspberry Capsules (in health food stores), & chewing gum. I hope that helps!!

My kids get bad reflux/heartburn from foods that they are intolerant to .. they call it an intolerance for them because all tests are negative but they get this reflux and/or GI symptoms, too. Milk, for them, is a huge trigger.

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