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momma2be06

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Heartburn Posted: 02-26-06 22:15pm


Well, they say that as the baby drops, you can breath better and have less heartburn, but mine is getting worse, does anyone have any suggestions why? I am 37 weeks if that helps. Thank you, natasha :( :?:

hopefulmjz

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Posted: 02-26-06 22:57pm


I don't know why it would be getting worse, bad luck I guess? But I think I read on here that as the baby drops, so does your stomach and puts more distance between the throat and stomach, stopping or slowing down heartburn. I sure wish my baby would drop....Cuz this heartburn is killing me!!! I'm a just shy of 39 weeks and thought it would have let up by now. Good luck!

momma2be06

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:) Posted: 02-27-06 10:13am


Thank you for trying to help, I jsut can't wait until this is all over. Don't worry your baby should drop soon.

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