Confusion about food for Reflux
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Yesterday, I drank lacteez milk and I felt indigestion but today I feel alright. The night before last night I took Ranitidine made in India by Pharmacist at my local store. The reason I bought because all the pharmcists in Australia ran out of Zantac. For three nights I took it and yesterday I saw Zantac comes back as miracle. I bought and took it before going to bed. Is it the Ranitidine doesnt work or the milk or something else? I think the Ranitidine so people should be aware of medicine made in India. Not good product. Same with Sandoz made in India that I took it for months but it doesnt reduce the symptoms. Anyone has the same problem? Sometimes, you think it is from food but may be from medicine the wrong one. It is a battle with your doctor, your pharmacist who suggested me to buy it. I feel depress for no kindness from those who should help us in their professionalism.
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paul38620 thi20955
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Having said that, it is not uncommon to have a different reaction to a food on different days, sometimes for some reason that we just haven't noticed. There have been times when I felt sure that a new food i was trying out didn't agree with me, only to end up alright with it a week or so later. So maybe your indigestion after the milk yesterday was a one-off occurrence, perhaps because your stomach was still a bit full from an earlier meal. Either way, I'm pleased you've found some relief.
thi20955 paul38620
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chris10905 thi20955
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Barretts thi20955
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In UK supermarkets you can buy packets of 12 x 75mg tablets of their own barnded ranitidine (eg Tesco heartburn relief tablets) for £1.10. Zantac costs £3.80 for the same thing - and bothe work equally well.