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I really think the drug (which Ive been on for 2 weeks) is causing anxiety. Im gonna stop.
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Ask about Pepcid. It was much easier for me. No side-effects. It takes a bit longer to heal an ulcer but I healed up fine. I has acid inflaming up high.
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As I do not have PCS knowledge, I am adding this on the understanding that those who do may have more info.

2 natural remedies for peptic ulcers are:
Mastic Gum (Gum Mastica) which apparently eradicates the H Pylori that causes these stomach ulcers
DGL-liquorice root (powder or tablets) which actively coats and heals the ulcers (Please note it must be the DGL = deglycyrrhizinated form of liquorice root as the other form can cause increased blood pressure!)
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Ask about Pepcid. It was much easier for me. No side-effects. It takes a bit longer to heal an ulcer but I healed up fine. I has acid inflaming up high.
Unfortunatly Pepcid actually makes anxiety worse with heart palpitations. I almost feel like both of these drugs are affecting my brain. And its scary. Because I have to take one or the other to heal this damn ulcer.
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Are the doctors sure you do not have an H-pylori infection ulcer and need the appropriate antibiotics.
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Are the doctors sure you do not have an H-pylori infection ulcer and need the appropriate antibiotics.
Endoscopy/biopsy was negative for pylori. That being said, Im gonna go off ppi's for 2 weeks and do the breath test.
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