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I had throat pain
Sir I have pain in middle bone of chest and also some time pain in throat. And problem in swallowing food. The doctor sad it's acid reflux. And give me medicine and I take medicine from past 4 days . Medicine affect. Me 70 percent. When upper chest pain relieve. Then light pain start in throat. When I lying state on bed pain in light pain in throat. And when lying left or right side it's OK. Doctor give me sompraz d40 and sompraz d and superspas gel syrup for 5 days. Is it right. I am very scare
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1) Avoid spicy food 2) There should be 2 hours gap between dinner and bed time.
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Dr. Jayanta Kumar Das
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13 yrs exp
Delhi
Use medicine regularly
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plenty of water
avoid spicy and oily
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