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Antidepressants and acid reflux
I was on mirnite 30mg and soltus 100mg my dr slowly stopped mirnite 30 and started giving me pexidep 37.5 and now he stoped soltus also I don't have acid reflux but I have a lot of gas and stomach burning sensation for a short period. I stopped the medicine 15 days before why is this happening dr
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Try having the medicine with food. And try to drink lots of water throughout the day. It will help.
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If doesn’t help. Then you might need some medication for the same.
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Most likely it is the recurrence of GI symptoms due to modification in the medications. Consult your psychiatrist and get them changed. Good luck
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Hi.. gastric irritation can be there with the above medicines. Try taking the medicines with food. Sometimes taking an h2 blocker for a few days may help.
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