Is it good to replace Raciper Plus with Pantoprazole, Chlordiazepoxide, and Clidinium bromide?

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I understand your concern, and I guess you are suffering from acid reflux disease.

Though it is acceptable to start the new set of medications prescribed by your doctor, I would like to know the following;

1) Do you have any other symptoms like frequent constipation and loose stools?

2) Do you suffer from cramps or pain in the stomach?

Since I am not sure if you were given this set of tablets to treat your ulcer, I could not recommend you take them without knowing your illness. So, kindly let me know your history to suggest accordingly.

Take care.

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Yes, you can stop it if your symptoms are reduced. In addition, kindly follow some lifestyle changes as mentioned below, which will help you deal with it in a much better way.

1) Try to avoid excess tea and coffee as they are known to induce acid secretion.

2) If you are an alcoholic, then try to limit it or stop it altogether.

3) If you are a smoker, kindly avoid it.

4) Avoid excess spice in food.

5) Do not lie down immediately after dinner. Give atleast 90 minutes after dinner before going to sleep.

6) Drink plenty of water.

I hope this helps.

Take care.

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Yes, you can take it, but leave some gap between the tablet and ointment. If you take a tablet immediately or in a short time after the ointment application, it will wash off. An interval of an hour after application is advisable.

I hope this helps.

Take care.

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It depends upon the severity of your symptoms. As you mentioned earlier, your symptoms are much better; you can be on Pantoprazole alone if that helps relieve your symptoms.

However, kindly discuss with your doctor and follow the advice.

Take care.

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Yes, it is absolutely fine. Your doctor might have decided to increase the dose by looking at your lipid profile. Kindly ensure to take this medicine at night after 30 to 45 minutes of taking dinner. It acts best when taken at night. I hope this helps. Take care.

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I hear your concerns. If you are planning to drive by yourself, I would not advise as you have not slept for the entire last night and only for a short time previously. Navigating through traffic and driving on highways requires mental alertness, which gets reduced when you have not slept well in the last 48 hours. If you are not driving by yourself or traveling by public transport, it will be fine. However, try to get some sound sleep as it keeps you freshened up, rejuvenated, and improves alertness. I hope this helps. Take care.

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Apologies for the delayed reply, as it was a hectic day at the hospital. Few patients experience constipation with Atorvastatin at the beginning or when the dose is changed. I think you can continue for a week more to adjust to it. If not, you can think of reducing the dose after consulting your doctor. As your age is 29 years, I need to know your past medical reports (especially the lipid profile) to comment on dose adjustments. Without them, it is not possible to comment on anything. Take care.

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Yes, you can take it. However, once you exhaust them, it is better to purchase 20 mg tablets. It will be convenient to pop one tablet than to swallow two pills. Take care.

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I went through the reports (attachment removed to protect identity). It is non-reactive for typhoid fever which means that he does not have typhoid. However, it is also important when you do the test. May I know his complaints or symptoms and when he started having these symptoms (as the timing of onset of symptoms is important)? I can probably help you with better suggestions. I hope this helps. Take care.

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Alright. Widal test is inconclusive or remains non-reactive if it is done in the first seven days of fever. So it is usually recommended after seven days of onset of fever. The current laboratory report you have shared does not conclude anything.

As you had COVID-19, there will be an intense inflammatory response to viral infection. So, neutrophils may show an increase in the count, which is reactive (the body's fight against the virus). Also, one reading of ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) is of no significance, and the value of 25 is fine. Let us not jump to conclude anything. Both should settle in a few weeks. I hope this helps. Take care.