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What Causes Persistent Stomach Pain?

I am taking Calcium with Magnesium and Vitiamin D3 since I am taking reflux Meds (precipation) from my doctor which is Pantoprazole Sod. DR Tabs- 40Mg twice aday. Since I have taken this for two weeks, my stomach is hurting all the time. Could it be the Calcium ,Magnesium, VitiaminD3 causing this problem. I also have IBS and diverticiulitis.
posted on Fri, 10 Oct 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
You may be suffering from severe gastritis , which in turn would have been a part of IBS you are suffering and added upon by taking Calcium, Magnesium and Vitamin D 3.

Continue Pantoprazole and add an antacid 3 tsf 3 hourly, Domperidone ; soft and bland diet, cold liquids.

You need also to undergo Upper GI Endoscopy.
This will give a better diagnosis and treatment.
It is better to have a review Colonoscopy and CT scan for your IBS and Diverticulitis.
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What Causes Persistent Stomach Pain?

Hi. Thanks for your query. You may be suffering from severe gastritis , which in turn would have been a part of IBS you are suffering and added upon by taking Calcium, Magnesium and Vitamin D 3. Continue Pantoprazole and add an antacid 3 tsf 3 hourly, Domperidone ; soft and bland diet, cold liquids. You need also to undergo Upper GI Endoscopy. This will give a better diagnosis and treatment. It is better to have a review Colonoscopy and CT scan for your IBS and Diverticulitis.