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Constant burpingbelching, nausea

2017-08-03 00:29:41
I am a cancer patient who has completed 6 chemotherapy sessions. Since a month I have been having constant burping n belching problems. Antacids also are of no help. I cannot drink excessive water and if I do I end up vomiting
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HELLO, TABLET NEXPRO RD200 ONE BEFORE BREAKFAST FOR SEVEN TO TEN DAYS. SMALL AMOUNT AT REGULAR INTERVALS TO BE TAKEN. SIPS OF WATER FREQUENTLY, SO NO VOMITING. O.K BYE.

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