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Stomach ulcer
« on: 17 March 2017, 13:54:03 »

Are any of you guys being treated for a stomach ulcer? What medication are you on...omeprazole....esomeprazole (nexium)....other? I'd be interested in your thoughts as I seem to be getting a lot of conflicting information and there's nothing like first hand knowledge.
Thanks.
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #1 on: 17 March 2017, 14:08:55 »

Have had a stomach ulcer for several years now and have been taking omeprazole,as prescribed by the consultant.

Tends to keep things under control so best of luck with yours :y
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #2 on: 17 March 2017, 14:18:47 »

Are any of you guys being treated for a stomach ulcer? What medication are you on...omeprazole....esomeprazole (nexium)....other? I'd be interested in your thoughts as I seem to be getting a lot of conflicting information and there's nothing like first hand knowledge.
Thanks.

I had something called Lansprole for acid reflux. I only took it for a week or two. Also used for a stomach ulcer so I'm told.
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #3 on: 17 March 2017, 14:20:37 »

Correct spelling.....Lansoprazole. :y
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #4 on: 17 March 2017, 14:21:43 »

Go with whatever your doctor says. Most medications for this are what are known as PPIs (Proton Pump Inhibitors) which all work in a very similar way.

However, internet advice is really not a good idea on health matters. Sorry but . . . .
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #5 on: 17 March 2017, 14:24:04 »

Have had a stomach ulcer for several years now and have been taking omeprazole,as prescribed by the consultant.

Tends to keep things under control so best of luck with yours :y
Hi amba. The thing is, when I was prescribed this stuff by the doctor, I naturally started mentioning it to family and friends. I was amazed at how many people are actually taking it, including my brother and sister who are, more or less, on it for life. It says on the nexium I bought (basically the same stuff you're on, and made by the same company) that it shouldn't be used for any more than 14 days.
I was also amazed at the way people accepted that the ulcer was caused by acid and that a bacterial infection such as h pylori was not investigated.
I've been on this for about six weeks now but, reading some of the horror stories online, I'm not prepared to accept that I should just keep taking them.
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #6 on: 17 March 2017, 14:24:07 »

Are any of you guys being treated for a stomach ulcer? What medication are you on...omeprazole....esomeprazole (nexium)....other? I'd be interested in your thoughts as I seem to be getting a lot of conflicting information and there's nothing like first hand knowledge.
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Junk food.....too much alcohol......excessive worry. :)

If you were a young man this wouldn't be a problem. You're not. ;)
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #7 on: 17 March 2017, 14:25:23 »

Are any of you guys being treated for a stomach ulcer? What medication are you on...omeprazole....esomeprazole (nexium)....other? I'd be interested in your thoughts as I seem to be getting a lot of conflicting information and there's nothing like first hand knowledge.
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That's what I'm on. It's an acid inhibitor. Has fewer side effects than lansaprazole. Works wonders for me. I've an ulcer just above my stomach and a sliding hietas hernia.  :y
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #8 on: 17 March 2017, 14:27:23 »

Are any of you guys being treated for a stomach ulcer? What medication are you on...omeprazole....esomeprazole (nexium)....other? I'd be interested in your thoughts as I seem to be getting a lot of conflicting information and there's nothing like first hand knowledge.
Thanks.

Junk food.....too much alcohol......excessive worry. :)

If you were a young man this wouldn't be a problem. You're not. ;)
Sorry, Opti, but young or not so young, I am/was fit and well with only a pain under my breastbone. The assumption that it's an ulcer and the dismissive attitude shown by dishing out PPI's like smarties to all and sundry just doesn't sit well with me.
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #9 on: 17 March 2017, 14:27:32 »

Is this going to turn into a thread about old people waiting to die? ::) ::)
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #10 on: 17 March 2017, 14:28:30 »

Are any of you guys being treated for a stomach ulcer? What medication are you on...omeprazole....esomeprazole (nexium)....other? I'd be interested in your thoughts as I seem to be getting a lot of conflicting information and there's nothing like first hand knowledge.
Thanks.
That's what I'm on. It's an acid inhibitor. Has fewer side effects than lansaprazole. Works wonders for me. I've an ulcer just above my stomach and a sliding hietas hernia.  :y
My pain was higher up but, apparently, one of the side effects of this stuff is......stomach pains  :o
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #11 on: 17 March 2017, 14:30:14 »

Are any of you guys being treated for a stomach ulcer? What medication are you on...omeprazole....esomeprazole (nexium)....other? I'd be interested in your thoughts as I seem to be getting a lot of conflicting information and there's nothing like first hand knowledge.
Thanks.
That's what I'm on. It's an acid inhibitor. Has fewer side effects than lansaprazole. Works wonders for me. I've an ulcer just above my stomach and a sliding hietas hernia.  :y
My pain was higher up but, apparently, one of the side effects of this stuff is......stomach pains  :o

You may require an endoscopy for confirmation. I had one without sedation. Not a nice experience.
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« Reply #12 on: 17 March 2017, 14:31:08 »

Are any of you guys being treated for a stomach ulcer? What medication are you on...omeprazole....esomeprazole (nexium)....other? I'd be interested in your thoughts as I seem to be getting a lot of conflicting information and there's nothing like first hand knowledge.
Thanks.
That's what I'm on. It's an acid inhibitor. Has fewer side effects than lansaprazole. Works wonders for me. I've an ulcer just above my stomach and a sliding hietas hernia.  :y
My pain was higher up but, apparently, one of the side effects of this stuff is......stomach pains  :o

You may require an endoscopy for confirmation. I had one without sedation. Not a nice experience.
I may have to insist on just that.
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« Reply #13 on: 17 March 2017, 14:32:31 »

This is all saying that a stomach ulcer can't be cured. I was under the impression it could. :-\
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Re: Stomach ulcer
« Reply #14 on: 17 March 2017, 14:34:39 »

Are any of you guys being treated for a stomach ulcer? What medication are you on...omeprazole....esomeprazole (nexium)....other? I'd be interested in your thoughts as I seem to be getting a lot of conflicting information and there's nothing like first hand knowledge.
Thanks.
That's what I'm on. It's an acid inhibitor. Has fewer side effects than lansaprazole. Works wonders for me. I've an ulcer just above my stomach and a sliding hietas hernia.  :y
My pain was higher up but, apparently, one of the side effects of this stuff is......stomach pains  :o

My late father had similar. It was gallstones.

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