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Sompraz IT
My doctor had advised Sompraz IT for 20 days and then return to Sompraz 20 mg .. can k continue this medicine as I feel better .. can I take it for 1 month more .
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Change your food habits by avoiding oily spicy food..complete your dinner atleast by 8pm and post dinner sleep after 2 hours
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O yes, no problem
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Yes, can continue short term, but avoid prolonged use without review. I can help you taper properly feel free to consult.
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Sompraz 20 is meant to treat excess acid production in stomach. You can continue it for 4 to 6 wrrks.
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Sompraz IT is a combination of Esomeprazole (a Proton Pump Inhibitor) and Itopride (a prokinetic agent). While the Esomeprazole component is safe for longer-term use, Itopride—which increases stomach motility—is typically prescribed for shorter durations (2–4 weeks) to treat functional dyspepsia or GERD. Extending the prokinetic beyond the prescribed 20 days should only be done if symptoms of bloating or slow digestion persist, and under direct clinical supervision."
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Lifestyle Integration: Focus on small, frequent meals and avoid lying down for at least 2 hours after eating. This naturally aids the 'prokinetic' effect without medication.
Monitor for New Symptoms: If you experience any breast tenderness or unusual discharge (rare side effects of Itopride), stop the medication and consult immediately.
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while you feel better now, the goal is to get your stomach working on its own. Please book a consultation so we can evaluate your digestion and see if we can safely transition you to the maintenance dose of Sompraz without the prokinetic component."
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It depends on what diagnosis he/she has made... and for how long you have already been on the medcine...long term use may cause side effects in some patients...
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Dr. Chaithra H
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Avoid spicy foods
Avoid coffee and tea in empty stomach
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Dr. Sajid Ali
General Practitioner
4 yrs exp
Kanpur
Yes you can
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Dr. Priyanka Gupta
Family and Community Medicine Specialist
11 yrs exp
Motihari
No, there’s no need to take medication right now. If the problem occurs again, you can consult a doctor and take treatment accordingly.
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Dr. Shilpa Rani
General Practitioner
5 yrs exp
Abohar
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Yes you can take it but you have to avoid spicy food even sto red chilli powder and take lots of water also have some fennel seeds after meal
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