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PPI(Rabeprazole) for Silent reflux

2020-12-18 08:53:19
Can silent reflux cause Postnasal drip and earache ( suffering from 2 years). I get relief after taking rabeprazole, but when i stop it again pain starts, do i have to take PPI for whole life?
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It can be treated with Homoeopathic medicines. You can consult me online. I need to take your detailed case history.

Answered2020-12-18 12:12:30

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Taking this medicine will just remove your symptoms for some time. Take proper Homoeopathic Medicine will help you for long time.
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consult with a homoeopathy doctor

Answered2020-12-18 12:03:10

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Hello, Yes Silent reflux can cause variety of symptoms in Neck , throat and head region . The ears also drain into the back of the nose via the Eustachian tubes, so occasionally LPR can cause problems with blocked ears. Yes Rabeprazole can relief it, but recurrency may be occur . You can choose homoeopathic treatment for you problem because  homoeopathy is very effective in these causes  . You can consult me for proper treatment according to your totality of symptoms . Ok . thank you for your question.
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please avoid alcohol, caffeine and spicy food. don't take heavy meals. take plenty of water. take little food in a time and take food every 2 or 3 hours gap. take balance deit. take proper sleep at list 6 hours in suitable positions mostly your left side . after dinner don't sleep soon , you should walk at least 15 to 30 minutes then go to sleep.

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It can be cured by homoeopathic treatment permanently.

Answered2020-12-18 10:34:17

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