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Since you need to avoid calcium-containing antacids like Tums due to your myeloma, it's important to talk with your doctor about alternative heartburn treatments that won't affect your calcium levels. They can prescribe medications that are safe for people with myeloma.

In the meantime, some lifestyle approaches that may Show Full Answer

Since you need to avoid calcium-containing antacids like Tums due to your myeloma, it's important to talk with your doctor about alternative heartburn treatments that won't affect your calcium levels. They can prescribe medications that are safe for people with myeloma.

In the meantime, some lifestyle approaches that may help include:
- Eating smaller meals
- Avoiding lying down for 2-3 hours after eating
- Elevating the head of your bed
- Avoiding trigger foods like spicy, acidic or fatty foods Some members find that cool or room temperature foods cause less discomfort than warm foods. Sipping clear liquids like caffeine-free tea may also help soothe symptoms. However, it's essential to get proper medical guidance rather than trying to manage this on your own, since heartburn could be related to your myeloma or treatments.

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