I hope everyone had a Happy Thanksgiving! Today is the day after and I suddenly realized how much better my stomach is feeling since I went back on Prevacid. Last Thanksgiving I was trying to maintain myself on Zantac and it wasn’t going well. I ate very few things at the Thanksgiving meal and really stuck to the absolute safest reflux wise. Soon after that, I switched to Pepcid and things got better for a while. Recently my symptoms had gotten really bad and wound up back on generic...
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