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What Causes Burning Sensation In The Abdomen While On Nexium?
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Hi not much to worry
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Welcome to HCM.
Thank you for your query.
I understand your concern.
Well it does happen sometime that the efficacy of neksium might reduce slightly with time and Zantac which has a different mode of action may help in such situations.
Worthwhile reducing the dose of neksium to 20 MG once in morning before breakfast and taking Zantac at night.
In addition worthwhile trying following things and see how you feel.
Regular exercise.
Go for a regular walk.
Avoid eating too much at a time.
Avoid sleeping two hours after meals.
Avoid pain killers if any.
Avoid stress which is most important.
All this will help you in long run too.
Carafate is not of much use can think of stopping it.
Hope this answers your questions.
Wish you a speedy recovery.
Happy to help.
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So the burning is still acid that is nit controlled. Maybe I should just zantac only and slowly drop out nexium over a week. If zantac works then I rather take it than nexium. Maybe thats why its not healing as fast as it could be because nexium is not efficient anymore. Your thought Sir? I do excercise and take no painkillers. I take busbar for my anxiety , I tend to get strssed easily over this situation. If i could get the mild burn to go away And stay away I be would estatic. Just want to add some more food types back into my diet. And drink my tea which i miss. Thank you Doc for your time!!! It helps me to understand.
Hi don't worry
Detailed Answer:
Hi, Welcome back,
See, you can take only Zantac and see how you feel.
What's more important is distressing yourself learning to relax. Take adequate 8hours of sleep, remain well hydrated.
Hope this answers your questions.
Best wishes.
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