Lansoprazole for nausea
Common Questions and Answers about Lansoprazole for nausea
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Minor lansoprazole side effects
Some of the lansoprazole side effects include stomach pain, irregularity, diarrhea, headache, nausea and dizziness. While most of these lansoprazole side effects are considered to be minor if you have any of these lansoprazole side effects for more than a few days, you should contact your doctor immediately.
i have on going nausea and undergoing tests for gallbladder problems. I ws perescribed lansoprazole which worked instantly. however after over 2 weeks of no nausea and feeling great the nause has returned....has anyone any words of advice and what i can do to reduce it? my blood levels all came bck clear except for the pancreas one??? which shows levels of 130 as opposed to recommened 100.
You will need to take a combination of medications like a proton pump inhibitor such as omeprazole, lansoprazole or pantoprazole empty stomach in the morning and an antacid gel after meals for complete relief. Possibility of H pylori infection too should be looked into and a combination antibiotic tried.
Life style changes that will help include: Avoid heavy meals and eat frequent small meals.
Hi I'm a 25 year old female who has had nausea for 2 1/2 years and had my stomach tested, had a laproscopy, as well as been checked for gallstones, acid reflux and had an endoscopy. All in which came up clean. I have nausea at all times of the day food type does not affect how sick I get. The sickness shows up approximately 10 minutes after I eat and will last anywhere from a half hour to two or three hours after eating.
s Wort also or Valerian for the anxiety. I am sorry that things are so bad for you right now. I hope and pray that you feel better soon. Saltine crackers usually help my nausea - because of the baking soda they contain. Please make sure you drink enough water so you don't get dehydrated. Again, I am so sorry you are so ill.
I have consulted may doctors and currently take lansoprazole (Prevacid). The vomiting and nausea continues no matter what I eat, how much, or how little.
I honestly have no idea what to do anymore. I'm considering an endoscopy but do not really want to go through that if it is not necessary - which I do not believe it is.
Any idea what this may be? Blood results show that everything is normal.
I went to the doctor who imedietly suggested it could be an ulcer and prescribed me 30mg Lansoprazole, which I took for and immediately this sensation vanished no matter what I ate.
I have been experiencing on and off chronic nausea for about 4 years. I had a chiari decompression surgery when i was 13, and since then i have been experiencing the chronic nausea. I experience heartburn sometimes with it, but mainly i feel like i need to throw up, but i never do. I am currently taking Zofran, and anti nausea and anti emetic drug, and Prilosec, a heartburn medication. Sometimes these medications help, but not always.
i have seen my doctor, who didnt know what the problem was, so I was given lansoprazole and domperidone for the nausea and i had a blood and stool test done. I should get the results in a week but i would like to know of any possible causes.
I saw my doctor who tested me for h.pylori (negative) and started me on a PPI (lansoprazole), which did seem to help for a while; although I would have episodes of nausea, I did not actually vomit as often.
After a while the episodes of nausea became more frequent and I noticed I often would develop a terrible headache after being nauseated.
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I've been having these symptoms for about a week now... does anyone have a suggestion as to what could be wrong? had my blood pressure done and it was 100/80 which is normal... don't know what is going on an it is starting to affect my work. the headaches have been going on for about two weeks, the light headedness started on friday, i can be sitting at my desk and start to feel light headed... couldnt get off my bed on friday cause every time i stood up i nearly fell over...
I started having stomach pains that are sparse and bad gas. This has continued till now. I have nausea but that seems to have gotten better. My tongue is constantly white and I always have a sore throat with mucus. I have bad acid reflux about 2 times that has lasted for about 3 days each and within that time i have felt it come up my throat. I started haviing anxiety attacks in January and now i cant ride buses or trains which is bad beacause Im a uni student.
Is loss of appetite a common symptom of GERD. I have recently been put on Lansoprazole by my GP as a first step towards diagnosis of possible GERD (all my simptoms fit); however, it is not the medication that is causing my loss of appetite because this is one of the first things I noticed a few weeks ago, along with the other symptoms. It is unusual for me to lose my appetite. I am feeling hungry later on in the afternoon but am eating nowhere near what I used to.
I have been having GI problems for about a yr, lots of gas, nausea, indigestion, epigastric ache at times, just left of center. Starts within an hr or so of eating. No right sided pain or discomfort. Ultrasound negative for stones, normal upper and lower endoscopy, meds for IBS do not work. Currently taking Lansoprazole for reflux, but does not help much. No diarrhea, maybe some constipation. Got worse over past yr. Fatty meals do seem to make things a bit worse.
Anyway, a month later, (yesterday) I was prescribed lansoprazole but I have done some research and it says lansoprazole can cause kidney failure. Should I take these tablets or wait till Friday and get a second opinion from the hospital on my assessment?
Hi, mirtazapine can itself cause nausea. For the ulcer or gastritis to heal he needs to follow lifestyle measures in addition to the medications. This is to help heal and for the ulcer to not recur. He should avoid NSAIDs, quit smoking, eliminate alcohol, avoid caffeinated beverages and reduce stress levels. These measures need to be practiced long term for results. Regards.
Things that tend to make me feel a liitle bit better is taking zofran for the nausea. Drinking gingerale. And most importantly I get a washcloth put ice in it and put the cold cloth around my mouth head and neck. For some reson the cold helps tremendously with the nausea. I hope you feel better and if the doc's ever find out whats wrong with you please let us know....
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