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Epigastric pain
I'm suffering from mild epigastric burning from past 6 months that is mild i tried esmoprazole and domperidone it gave rrlief when i took medicines...after discontinuation again mild discomfort starts it all started bcz of anxiety and depression is there ant other medicines for it
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Tab sompraz L bd and syrup sucralfate 2 tsf SOS for 2 weeks will do the needful.
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start walking for 45 min a day.
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Dr. Abhiram Koganti
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13 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Don take medications for long term.
Kindly follow a strict diet
Get evaluated if your symptoms persist
Next Steps
seek help of a gastroenterologist
Health Tips
Take small frequent meals, avoid heavy meals
Avoid fatty/fried/oily food
Avoid chocolates & sweets
Avoid citric foods
Avoid lifting weights & wearing tight clothes
Avoid hot & cold beverages
Refrain from smoking & drinking alcohol
Avoid lying down after meals for 2 hours atleast
Sleep in left lateral position
Eat on time, take medications on time
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