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Does Taking Dexilant For A Prolonged Period Cause Any Side Effects?

My husband takes Dexilant every day. Is it a good idea to take it for as long as he has. He has taken some form of this type of medicine for years. Can he just stop taking it because he has developed stomach pain and I am worried that this may be the cause.
posted on Wed, 5 Apr 2017
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it is proton pump inhibitor is an antacid.duration of taking tablet depends on its requirement and it is better to go for alternative antacid available it is more so since you are having pain abdomen.take bland diet and avoid fast food specialy rich in oil. refrain taking alcohol and tobacco hot tea and coffee.take fresh vegetable and fruits. can sip ice cold milk and polycrol gel.
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Does Taking Dexilant For A Prolonged Period Cause Any Side Effects?

it is proton pump inhibitor is an antacid.duration of taking tablet depends on its requirement and it is better to go for alternative antacid available it is more so since you are having pain abdomen.take bland diet and avoid fast food specialy rich in oil. refrain taking alcohol and tobacco hot tea and coffee.take fresh vegetable and fruits. can sip ice cold milk and polycrol gel.