What foods or drinks gave you the most heartburn when you were pregnant?
Friday, August 28th, 2009 at
1:18 pm
I have extremely bad heartburn and I can’t quite figure out what it is that is making me have such bad heartburn. I take Tums, and it helps immensely, but what is causing it?
What other foods should I avoid for heartburn?
Filed under: Heartburn Diets
Like this post? Subscribe to my RSS feed and get loads more!
garlic butter sauce on spaghetti. worse heartburn ever but soooo good
Some women have bad heartburn during pregnancy, i did really bad with my first, nothing that really caused it but just the fact that pregnancy symptoms did. Spicy, greasy foods and caffine made mine jump high.
With me I found that acidy things like tomatoes and orange juice made it worse also chocolate. Sometimes I don’t think there was a particular trigger at all and it was just simply eating at all that upset it.
peanut butter
orange juice
lemonade
sauce anything
anything acidic
also drinking milk helps with hb
Try milk it helps me to calm it:) but now everything gives it to me because i’m 36 weeks and 3 days lol so everything
Everything gives me heartburn
I can’t not eat something and it not give me heart burn lol
So I just carry TUMS around with me everywhere I go.
Everytime I ate chocolate made me like that! I found milk and warm lemonade help me
Tea
well i get heartburn at the most random times, which i have never had a problem with in my life! sometimes i get heartburn from drinking water!
you should limit consumption of things high in acidity (some fruit juices, spicy foods, etc.)
It could be any food if you are really far a long and the baby is high. But with my four, orange juice, star burst candy,potato chips(from the grease), any spicy meat (like in tacos), any spices period, caused the worst heartburn. And remember, the more you lay your head level, the easier it is to "get" heartburn. Don’t eat for at least 3 hours before you go to bed…that will help some. Good luck!
A permanet relief from heartburn should involve healing open sores in the esophagus and / or lower esophageal sphincter, and remedying the underlying causes of acid reflux. I would recommend you not to put restriction on your food or drinks. It is possible to relieve heartburn completely in just as short as 5 days.
May I offer a complete remedy for heartburn: I would recommend you have a look at this site which offers a truly effective home remedy which gives permanent relief from heartburn.
http://banishacidreflux.com
Best luck with your pregnancy.