I had Nissen fundoplication 2 years ago even after having the surgery I had silent reflux. Then I was diagnosed with depression (which was the reason for acid reflux) so I was put mirnite 15 mg and soltus 100mg half tablet. After that I was not having reflux of any sort . 20 days before my dr changed the medication he gave mirnite 15 mg and olimelt 5 mg the initial 15 days I didn't have any symptoms now I am facing symptoms like acid reflux, nausea some times, feeling vomiting when I see the food loss of appetite, will change of medication cause this and why are the symptoms appearing after 15 days. Can symptoms appear after many days is it related to the medication or has the surgery failed I am very worried about it dr pls reply.
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It is likely related to the medicine change , the symptoms can review weeks after the change. You need to be put back in amisulpride (soltus), but don't do it yourself consult your psychiatrist again for the needful. Good luck
Hi sir
There is strong relation between gut and brain and having depression and gastric reflux os interrelated
And after starting the medications there will will be better response in symptom. For any medications there is tolerance which can develop over time and also plateau phase where in further response is not achieved , during such cases we usually re evaluate and adjust the medications dosage
I would also suggest Cognitive behaviour therapy to consider to enhance coping skills and also to address cognitive distortion’s - kindly consider
Thank you
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