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PPI such as pantoprazole, omeprazole should be stopped since it might cause false negatives in RUT, Famotidine is a H2 blocker and it does not have much cross reactivity.

No

Famtac (famotidine) is not a PPI, so it usually does not need to be stopped before endoscopy with RUT. Only PPIs should be stopped ~2 weeks before the test. Confirm with the treating doctor for exact instructions.

Famotac 40 (famotidine) is an H2 blocker, not a PPI. Usually it does not significantly interfere with endoscopy, but for the RUT test for H. pylori, acid-suppressing medicines can sometimes affect results. In many cases doctors advise stopping PPIs for about 2 weeks before the test. H2 blockers like famotidine may also be stopped 24–48 hours before the procedure, depending on the doctor’s preference. It would be best to confirm this with the treating physician or endoscopy center, as they may give specific instructions before the test.

No,

She can continue with her medicine,need not Stop ppi

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Certain medications like PPIs can suppress H. pylori temporarily, which may lead to a false-negative RUT result. Yes, PPI medicines should ideally be stopped at least 2 weeks before the endoscopy with RUT test for accurate results. However, Famtac 40 (Famotidine) is an H2 blocker, not a PPI. It usually does not interfere significantly, but many doctors still advise stopping it 24–48 hours before the procedure if possible

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Need not stop

No need