if you're worried it will hurt the baby, it wont it will just hurt you
Heart burn ?
It doesn't mean anything special and have a physical explanation: The placenta produces progesterone, which not only relaxes the smooth muscles of the uterus but also the valve that separates the esophagus from the stomach. This means gastric acids seeps back up and cause heart burn. Read more about it and what you can do in the ink below.
You can burn fat on your stomach and waist by doing cardio exercises for example Running,Bicycling, Elliptical Training, Swimming,Rock Climbing, and Walking. Its also important to eat healthy.
You lose weight then eventually you die.
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Heart burn ?
Heart burn actually has nothing to do with a heart. It happens when the cardiac sphincter(a valve which allows the food to stay in the stomach while being digested) to be opened. When this happens, the acid that the stomach produces burns the bottom part of esophagus.
That is heartburn. Your heart doesn't actually burn, you just feel the acid eating away at the stomach.
Anybody can get heartburn and many people have heart burn. If you have it with discomfort in your stomach doesn't mean that you are pregnant
If it is a heart burn, then yes Possibly but more likely you have stomach pain. Take the test to be sure. AnswerI had proper bad pains in my stomach I couldn't move could I be pregnant?
yes all of these are signa of being pregnant except for stomach burn ------ Actually... if your saying stomach burn to be something like excessive stomach acid then that could be another sign as it can be a sign of heartburn and (though i have no experience in pregnancy but I've read it up) it says heartburn can be one of the signs.
I could be possible, since it is sort of acidic. I think that only happens with alcohol though, I know that can burn a hole in your stomach.
Usually it'll blister and then scar.
crash and burn
No, it does not. However, sucking or holding in your stomach with your abs while you workout force your muscles to work harder and burn more fat
The stomach has a protective later of mucus. The esophagus does not.
yes