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Meanings of heartburn in English
Usage of heartburn in English
1
If you have chronic heartburn, you probably know exactly what triggers it.
2
In wicked, worldly villages there is rivalry, leading to heartburn and jealously.
3
And many of those appointments that are being made are causing heartburn.
4
Your grampa had that, too, but back then we called it heartburn.
5
These cause the heartburn and chest pain that make GERD so distressing.
6
All 12 patients without objective reflux did not have significant heartburn.
7
Trading was closed, and Thorp had a severe case of heartburn.
8
Thirty gastrectomy patients with heartburn and regurgitation, and 8 healthy controls were studied.
9
By day's end, Bellweather was suffering a murderous case of heartburn.
10
Primary endpoints were heartburn score and need for surgical reintervention for recurrent reflux.
11
The men who were left behind felt the most bitter heartburn.
12
His heartburn was spreading out to the limits of his chest.
13
The symptoms of chest pain, heartburn, and dysphagia had also disappeared.
14
LHM was superior to THM in relieving dysphagia and preventing heartburn.
15
The very thought of Fido Faithfull makes Harry's heartburn flare up.
16
You'll get heartburn if you try to get by on an empty stomach.
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United States of America
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