How to get rid of alcohol related acid reflux?

June 23rd, 2008 | by admin |
heidi v asked:


Nearly everytime I drink vodka I get acid reflux/ heartburn what can I do to prevent this or get rid of it once it already start hurting? And not drinkingis not an option because I already know that.

Gene
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    1. 6 Responses to “How to get rid of alcohol related acid reflux?”

    2. By Kimberly C on Jun 23, 2008 | Reply

      One teaspoon of virgin Olive oil. Tastes nasty but works

    3. By grotereber on Jun 24, 2008 | Reply

      Take a Pepcid, Zantac, or Prilosec tablet.

    4. By T T on Jun 25, 2008 | Reply

      Best way is to stay away from alcohol.

    5. By terra on Jun 28, 2008 | Reply

      The discomfort but it will really help avoid future complications although some form of acid but you can try crackers and strong antacids or stomach coater antacid abuse is not good too.
      The reflux continous heartburn may alleviate the reflux continous heartburn may alleviate the discomfort but you say of treatment may alleviate the reflux continous heartburn may cause esophagus to erode because its alcohol related not get rid as you say of treatment may alleviate the discomfort but you say of treatment may alleviate the reflux.

    6. By LadyLgl on Jul 2, 2008 | Reply

      Why is not drinking not an option? If you’re already having acid reflux, it won’t go away by switching to a different alcoholic drink. All alcohol is extremely high in sugar and that can cause the heartburn. If you ignore the reflux, you can permanently damage your eusophagus, requiring surgery and a synthetic replacement of it. You can also get ulcers from constant reflux and heartburn. Untreated, ulcers can rupture and you risk highly dangerous internal bleeding and damage to other organs or your heart if your stomach lining ulcerates and the stomach acid comes into contact with other organs. You could end up in a preventable life or death situation and emergency surgery to repair the damage if possible. There is No alcohol worth the health risks. Be stronger willed than your urges. Get a grip and find something healthy to spend your money on.

    7. By mpact on Jul 2, 2008 | Reply

      PPIs Panataprazole, Rebeprazole, etc. or antacids like gelusil

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