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Hello Sir and ma'am, Quietiapine 50 mg intake as per prescription. Gastric problem increased to a certain extent. Shall i take Nexpro 40 in the morning as i do for few days or just before having the med. Pls guide. Regards
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Avoid spicy foods. Avoid coffee and tea in empty stomach.
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Follow a bland diet with foods like bananas, rice, applesauce, toast, yogurt, and ginger, avoiding spicy, fatty, and acidic foods like citrus fruits, tomatoes, and chocolate to help manage gastritis symptoms.
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I m a regular consumer of qutipin 50 no gas problem at all. U can go with nexproRd40 one in empty stomach for two weeks.
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Avoid fried food and spicy food and Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits Fiber meal Do connect and consult
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**Response:**  **Answer:**  Quetiapine (an antipsychotic) can commonly cause **gastric irritation** as a side effect. Here’s how to manage it with **Nexpro 40** (esomeprazole, a PPI):  ### **1. Timing of Nexpro 40:**  - **Best taken in the morning**, **30 minutes before breakfast** (on an empty stomach).  - This ensures **optimal acid suppression** throughout the day.  - **Avoid taking it just before quetiapine**—PPIs work better with consistent daily dosing.  ### **2. Additional Measures:**  ✔ **Take quetiapine with a light snack** (reduces gastric irritation).  ✔ **Avoid spicy/acidic foods, caffeine, and alcohol** (aggravate acidity).  ⚠ **Monitor for:**     - Worsening abdominal pain, black stools (possible GI bleeding).     - Long-term PPI use may need reassessment after **4-8 weeks**.  ### **3. When to Adjust?**  - If symptoms persist, **dose timing of quetiapine** may need review (e.g., splitting doses).  - **Alternative**: Switch to **pantoprazole/rabeprazole** if Nexpro isn’t effective.  ### **Consultation:**  For **personalized adjustment of medications**, contact me on **WhatsApp at eight zero zero nine eight two one three three two**. Let’s optimize your treatment safely. 
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