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Is There Anything To Eliminate The Associated Reflux With Abdominal Pain For Which Following Diverticulosis Diet And Taking Zantac?

I am waiting for a possible diagnosis related to abdominal pain. Cats can shows inflamed colon. Am following gluten free/diverticulosis diet and am taking Zantac. But the antacids don't seem to help. Is there any trick to eliminating the associated reflux? Thank you
Thu, 19 Dec 2013
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Hi. The reflux may or may not be due to inflamed colon. Continue the same diet and Zantac. Addition of tab Reglan or Domperidone in a dose as advised by your Doctor will definitely help to stop reflux. It is advisable to have small amount of food 4 times a day, avoid oily and spicy food. Do not lie down in bed immediately after food. all these things should help you. If still the reflux persists you may need further investigations in the form of Upper GI endoscopy or so as advised by your Doctor. Hope this will be useful for you.
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Is There Anything To Eliminate The Associated Reflux With Abdominal Pain For Which Following Diverticulosis Diet And Taking Zantac?

Hi. The reflux may or may not be due to inflamed colon. Continue the same diet and Zantac. Addition of tab Reglan or Domperidone in a dose as advised by your Doctor will definitely help to stop reflux. It is advisable to have small amount of food 4 times a day, avoid oily and spicy food. Do not lie down in bed immediately after food. all these things should help you. If still the reflux persists you may need further investigations in the form of Upper GI endoscopy or so as advised by your Doctor. Hope this will be useful for you.