Heartburns [noun]

If there be acid on the stomach, use the means recommended for heartburn.

I ain't tried them for quite a while, and maybe they'll help the heartburn.

It is a popular remedy in dyspepsia, flatulent colic, and heartburn.

For relief from heartburn or dyspepsia, drink a little cold water in which has been dissolved a teaspoonful of salt.

Pray leave off wine:—the stomach is quite at rest; no heartburn, no pain, no distention.

Why, a single glass of beer would give me heartburn and spoil my next good meal.

These contain a very large proportion of starch, and, when eaten alone for any length of time produce most distressing heartburn.

In India they give internally 6–12 grams as a vermifuge, and for dyspepsia with “heartburn.”

Heartburn is the result of eating improper food, or a failure to digest the food taken.

Whence continued coldness of the feet is accompanied with indigestion and heartburn.