A burp might sneak up on you after guzzling a bubbly soda or indulging in your favorite fast food, which is to be expected. However, constant belching and heartburn could be a sign of acid reflux. Fortunately, several types of over-the-counter (OTC) medications can nip it in the bud. But if you have these in your medicine cabinet, you might want to take stock because new research indicates that some common OTC meds can increase your risk of migraines.

Acid reflux drugs can increase migraine risk, claims a new study.

Acid-reducing drugs can spike your risk of migraines, according to a new study published in the journal Neurology Clinical Practice.

As Cleveland Clinic explains, “Your stomach contents are supposed to travel only one way: Down. When acid from inside your stomach flows backw

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