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Old 05-03-2007, 06:07 PM #1
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Default Acid reflux and time release Niacin?

my mom was doing well on the time release Niacin { for high cholesterol} but started getting heartburn so doc said stop for 2 weeks and see if it goes away.
- and it did- so she started it again at a slightly lower dose- and heartburn returned in a few days.
She did have heartburn while taking a bone builder a few yrs ago.

She is going to the doctor today - but I just wondered if TR niacin can cause acid reflux/heartburn?
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