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Iam suffering from gastritis & cervical spondylosis. Taking pantocid 80 mg tablet. Can I take orthorin tablet for cervical pain . Is it safe for a gastritis patient to take orthorin , Gabapentin or gabapin tablets.
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Take hot fomentation it will help reduce dose of pain killers, rest these medicine are safe.
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Dr. Tejasvi Kumar C
Laparoscopic Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Orthorin is given for healthy joints , helps to improve the filler substance known as proteoglycans between the joints t strengthen them. It does have side effects like gastritis, if you are experiencing gastritis with this tablet stop it for a week or so and start exercising.
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develop a healthy lifestyle, walking or mediation would help.
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After a week of stopping and changing your lifestyle you can restart the tablet. It is essential for cervical spondylosis.
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Dr. Piyush Gupta
Gastroenterologist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
Ya it's safe to take orthorin, Gabapentin tablets with pantocid 80.
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