Hello respected doctors
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sometimes i suffer acid reflux After eating some foods like chicken, mutton etc,
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can i take pantroprozole tablet after
for after eating acidity? or any other remedy?
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Pantoprazole are found to be ineffective many a times in controlling gerd symptoms round the clock
Consider seeing a doctor for prescribing newer generation medicines like vonoprazan
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Your symptoms suggest Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), particularly food-triggered acid reflux.
Management Approach
Medication
Pantoprazole 40mg can be taken once daily, preferably in the morning before breakfast
Take the tablet whole with water; do not crush or chew
Dietary Modifications
Foods to Include:
Lean meats (grilled/baked chicken)
Non-citrus fruits (bananas, melons, apples)
Green vegetables
Oatmeal and brown rice
Foods to Avoid:
Spicy foods
Fatty/fried items
Citrus fruits
Coffee and carbonated beverages
Late night meals
Lifestyle Changes:
Eat smaller, frequent meals
Avoid lying down for 2-3 hours after meals
Maintain healthy weight
Avoid tight clothing
Further Investigation
If symptoms persist despite these measures, please visit for:
Upper GI endoscopy
H. pylori testing
pH monitoring if needed
Please schedule a follow-up visit in 2 weeks to assess your response to treatment.
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