Acid Reflux Forum - Heartburn and nonstop vomiting

I have been diagnosed with Heartburn or GERD . I am suffering fromVery bad Heartburn or GERD plus I am vomiting nonstop a lot throughout the night like for example from 12:00am-5:00am I have some questions about Heartburn my questions are:
1 I am hveing a lot of trouble with nonstop throwing up Nausea and Nausea feelings like for example: from 12:00am-5:00am. Does anyone that has heartburn do vomiting a lot like for example nonstop throughout the night like for example: 12:00am-5:00am
2. How do you treat your nonstop vomiting so you do not lose sleep over nonstop vomiting?
3. Is there any foods other than crackers that you can take for vomiting?

I am looking for e-mail pen pals that will accept a letter around 6 months for me because I am a Very Busy person that has a very busy lifestyle that live in a group home. Some of my hobbies include pen palling, making new friends and listening to music. My interests include pets, sports, church bells, camping and movies.

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JavaMissus

replied on January 30th, 2009

Supporter

Try raising the head of your bed by a good couple of inches with boards...Just the front part...This way your head will be elevated higher than your heart and stomach....I used to be bothered with acid reflux and heartburn but that was years ago...I fought it off just as you can fight it off...

Good luck,
Caroline

Rocky06

replied on May 8th, 2009

New User

Common digestive disorders such as heartburn and acid reflux affect millions of people each year. Although many people treat their heartburn using over the counter medications, these medications are simply treating the symptoms and aren't doing anything to cure your heartburn. Taking simple antacid tablets may help you feel better temporarily but the problem will return, and often worsen in intensity and duration over time.

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