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History Of Hiccups. Have Acidity, Gas. Taking Rabiprazole. How To Quit Medicine?
Sir I am 34 years old, five or six years back I had suffered with persistent hiccups which were continued for around 45 days.after this incident,I had become a permanent patient of acidity and gas.I had very severe attacks of burps acidity and gas .but after three or four years my condition is improved a lot.but I have been taking rabiprazole DSR on regular basis. And I am addicted to this medicine, sometimes I wish to quit the medicine but acidity again become intense. Is this a psychology or really my trouble increase after not taking rabiprazole .how to quit the medicine and become 100% healthy
Tue, 9 Jul 2013
Hello,
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Let me explain you few reasons , which develops hyper acidity.
Tension,
Stress,
Anxiety,
Overeating,
Fried food,
spirit ( wine),
Smoking,
Coffee or tea ( excess),
Hectic hurried life,
No rest after meal.
Avoid these above mentioned reason and you will get rid of this disease.
Eat plain blend diet and that too in limit.
Exercise also reduces hyper acidity.
REBAMIPIDE 2-2-2 for 3-6 months cure you from this disease.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Let me explain you few reasons , which develops hyper acidity.
Tension,
Stress,
Anxiety,
Overeating,
Fried food,
spirit ( wine),
Smoking,
Coffee or tea ( excess),
Hectic hurried life,
No rest after meal.
Avoid these above mentioned reason and you will get rid of this disease.
Eat plain blend diet and that too in limit.
Exercise also reduces hyper acidity.
REBAMIPIDE 2-2-2 for 3-6 months cure you from this disease.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
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