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Stomach disorders are conditions that affect the health of your stomach. Common examples like indigestion and heartburn often get better with lifestyle changes. But more serious conditions like peptic ulcers need medical treatment.

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What causes an oesophageal rupture?

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5 ways to get rid of indigestion

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What causes indigestion?

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Gastritis diet: Foods to avoid

What causes stomach pain after eating?

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Peptic ulcer

Gastritis

Heartburn is a burning senation felt in the chest. It's caused by stomach acid travelling up towards your throat. It can feel worse after eating or when you lie down. Heartburn can cause other symptoms, such as a sore throat and a sour taste in your mouth.

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Heartburn and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) 

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The Cost of Living survey from Healthily and impact of rising prices on women’s health

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Melasma: what it is and how to treat it

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10 ways to protect your health, and your cash, during the cost of living crisis

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How to relieve stress: 7 science-backed tips

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How often should you apply sunscreen and which is best?

Do you get a rash after you’ve been out in the sun? You might have polymorphic light eruption. Discover the symptoms and your treatment options.

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Polymorphic light eruption: simple steps to cope

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Safety in the sun: How to get the health benefits without the risks

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How to spot non-melanoma skin cancers

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Photosensitivity: why your skin could be sensitive to sun

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