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Acidity trouble
Taking milk in the early.morning can cause acidity? If yes then how can we avoid them. I am a female with 4ft 11inch height with 45 kg weight suffering acidity problem most of the time
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Get ur allergy profile test... Maybe u r allergic to milk.... Dat can cause sever acidity....if ur allergy profile shows allergy to milk den u shud avoid milk and milk products for d rest of ur life....
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Milk doesn't cause acidity!
However some lifestyle changes can improve your problem.
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try to drink cold milk..
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Early morning milk does not cause acidity..
Change your lifestyle
Avoid spicy food,reduce tea intake especially on empty stomach, have food on time,eat dinner 2 hrs prior to sleep,drink water 20min after taking food (not immediately or during food)
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right now first treat acidity with antacids
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Better to start some antacids
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Dr. Lakin Vira
General Surgeon
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
Early morning milk will not cause acidity. Since how long is this going on and what medications have you taken?
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