harm in your stomach or to your bodyis causingharm in your stomach or to your body
harm in the stomachis causingharm in the stomach
harm in your stomachis causingharm in your stomach
harm in their stomachis causingharm in their stomach
harm to your digestive tractcausesharm to your digestive tract
diarrhea because diarrhea can lead to something called post infectious irritable bowel syndromecausesdiarrhea because diarrhea can lead to something called post infectious irritable bowel syndrome
to deathcan leadto death
dehydration and weight losscausesdehydration and weight loss
to damage in the throat and mouthcan leadto damage in the throat and mouth
complete dehydration , weakness , weight loss , deficiencies , bad body condition , fever and even faintingcan causecomplete dehydration , weakness , weight loss , deficiencies , bad body condition , fever and even fainting
to dehydrationledto dehydration
permanent tooth damage from erosion of tooth enamel as well as damage to the tissues of the throat and esophaguscan causepermanent tooth damage from erosion of tooth enamel as well as damage to the tissues of the throat and esophagus
permanent tooth damage from erosion of tooth enamel as well as damage to the tissues of the throat and esophaguscan causepermanent tooth damage from erosion of tooth enamel as well as damage to the tissues of the throat and esophagus
to weight loss , dehydration and an imbalance of electrolytesmay leadto weight loss , dehydration and an imbalance of electrolytes
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damage to your esophagus and teethcan causedamage to your esophagus and teeth
dehydration and electrolyte imbalancesmight causedehydration and electrolyte imbalances
you to become dehydratedcan quickly causeyou to become dehydrated
to loss of fluids from the bodycan leadto loss of fluids from the body
to inflammation and possible rupture of the esophagus , tooth decaycan leadto inflammation and possible rupture of the esophagus , tooth decay
dehydration and electrolyte abnormalitiescan causedehydration and electrolyte abnormalities
esophageal erosion , ulcers , tears , and bleeding as well as tooth and gum erosion and dental cariescan causeesophageal erosion , ulcers , tears , and bleeding as well as tooth and gum erosion and dental caries
serious dehydrationcan causeserious dehydration
to weight loss and irritation of the esophaguscan leadto weight loss and irritation of the esophagus
to acid reflux from the stomach and inflammation or tears of the esophagus ( gutmay leadto acid reflux from the stomach and inflammation or tears of the esophagus ( gut
in dehydration , tooth decaycan resultin dehydration , tooth decay
to dehydration and other issuesmay leadto dehydration and other issues
to dehydration , potassium deficiency , and heart failurecan also leadto dehydration , potassium deficiency , and heart failure
to excessive loss of body water in the woman ( dehydrationleadsto excessive loss of body water in the woman ( dehydration
dehydration and swelling of the salivary glandswill causedehydration and swelling of the salivary glands
fearcan always causefear
irritation and possible rupture of the esophaguscould causeirritation and possible rupture of the esophagus
damage to the esophagus , teeth , and other parts of the bodycan causedamage to the esophagus , teeth , and other parts of the body
inflammation and possible rupture of the esophaguscan causeinflammation and possible rupture of the esophagus
dehydration and a mineral ( electrolyte ) imbalancecan causedehydration and a mineral ( electrolyte ) imbalance
to erosion of teethleadsto erosion of teeth
to inflammation and possible rupture of the esophagus , tooth decay and staining from stomach acidscan leadto inflammation and possible rupture of the esophagus , tooth decay and staining from stomach acids
a strain inside the lining of the stomach or esophagusmay causea strain inside the lining of the stomach or esophagus
retention of stomach acids in the mouth in turn leading to erosion of the tooth enamelcan causeretention of stomach acids in the mouth in turn leading to erosion of the tooth enamel