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I had acid reflux so bad for a year that my esophagus
stayed inflamed, I was given things by the doctors and
told to raise the head of my bed as I would inhale the
acid in my sleep and wake up choking! I got tested
with the Symptom Survey Analysis, started taking the
Standard Process supplements.....
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One evening after eating pizza, I had terrible
indigestion and a lot of pain in my upper right back. I
had this before and after a previous ultrasound, knew
I had several gallstones, so I was sure it was my
gallbladder acting up again. I figured I had overdone it,
so I was careful with what I ate, but a dull pain stayed
with me for five more days. I thought it was finally
better, but only one day went by without pain....
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Pregnancy / Aspirin and Other NSAIDs Put Newborns at Risk
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Last Updated September, 23, 2003
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Women who take over-the-counter pain medications that contain aspirin, ibuprofen, or naproxen when pregnant may be putting their unborn babies at risk for developing a potentially life-threatening condition.
These drugs, known collectively as NSAIDs, are believed to reduce or inhibit substances critical to maintaining and regulating pressures in the lungs and can cause persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn (PPHN).
Babies who suffer from PPHN are more likely to have a range of problems after birth and often must be placed on a respirator to help them breathe.
Several previous studies have also shown a link between NSAIDs taken during pregnancy and the development of PPHN in newborns.
Researchers in this study conclude that pregnant women should be made better aware of the dangers associated with taking over-the-counter drugs containing NSAIDs.
Pediatrics Vol. 107 No. 3 March 2001, pp. 519-523
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