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What Causes Leg Pain At Night After Taking Omeporzole?

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Posted on Mon, 6 Apr 2015
Question: I am having leg pain at night that appears to be related to taking Omeporzole (Prilosec). I would like to try another medicine, just in case this is the cause. Do you know of another medicine that treats GERD as well as Omeprozole? I have also tried Ranitidine (Zantac) which did not work.
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Answered by Dr. Panagiotis Zografakis (26 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
There are a lot of choices

Detailed Answer:
Hello,

there are a lot of choices. I'll mention some:

- pantoprazole 40mg once per day or twice per day (particularly when esophagitis is present)
- lansoprazole 30mg once per day or 30mg twice per day (same as above)
-rabeprazole 20mg once per or twice per day.

I can't provide results of efficacy comparisons because there aren't any direct (head to head) studies that addressed this issue.
So using any of them seems appropriate.

I hope I've helped!

Kind Regards!
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What Causes Leg Pain At Night After Taking Omeporzole?

Brief Answer: There are a lot of choices Detailed Answer: Hello, there are a lot of choices. I'll mention some: - pantoprazole 40mg once per day or twice per day (particularly when esophagitis is present) - lansoprazole 30mg once per day or 30mg twice per day (same as above) -rabeprazole 20mg once per or twice per day. I can't provide results of efficacy comparisons because there aren't any direct (head to head) studies that addressed this issue. So using any of them seems appropriate. I hope I've helped! Kind Regards!