Pan l tablet

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Pan l tablet

Asked for Male, 34 Years

A gastroenterologist prescribed me Pan L for acidity and I was having it 30- 45 minutes before food. However, today the gap between food and Pan L tablet was almost 1.5 hours. Is this something to worry about. What is the usual wait time. Thanks in advance

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Dr. Rithvik Golla Gastroenterologist 8 yrs exp Hyderabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rithvik Golla

Gastroenterologist 8 yrs exp Hyderabad

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The L which is levosulpiride is not a good medication to have it regularly, if given for a short duration by your Gastroenterologist continue it, otherwise don't take it regularly. Time gap between meals and PPIs should be between 30-45 mins.

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