I get quite bad peptic hiccups at time making Omeprazole sometimes necessary. Would this be useful pre SN and how would it effect things?
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- Jan 26, 2025
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Also wondering this. I know at one point an antacid was recommended, but I've since seen conflicting things and I believe it was removed from the PPH."Omeprazole, sold under brand names like Prilosec and Losec, is a prescription medication that reduces stomach acid by temporarily disabling proton pumps."
Would it therefore slow things down? OR make little difference other than improving comfort and reduce the risk of nausea/vomiting?
I'm asking this as SN + Benzo's + Propranolol +paracetamol + Metoclopramide + Ondansetron is a lot to put into a stomach that's a bit Pepticy.
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marios
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- Feb 2, 2025
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How? All food and liquid pass from the esophagus into the stomach.
If its in liquid form it'll go straight in there (for a while). In gastro-resistant capsules it might avoid breaking down in there.
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