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Old 09-22-2013, 01:57 PM #11
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Have you tried using liquid anti acids like maalox, or mylanta? They coat the stomach but definitely get into the dr to have it checked. Some of your meds might be causing you to build up acids in the stomach and left unchecked can cause ulcers. Keep the positive attitude.
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