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14. Look for Triggers

In many ways, preventing heartburn is more effective than trying to manage it after it develops. Learning personal heartburn triggers and then avoiding them is a simple way to limit bouts of heartburn. For many people, fast food, fried meals, and other high-fat meals are major triggers. Others find that spicy foods irritate their stomachs, leading to reflux. Acidic fruits like citrus or tomatoes may also pose a problem. Tea, coffee, and carbonated drinks also have links to acid reflux.

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