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Pain In Chest Shoulders Stomach
Can Gastritis Or Gerd Cause Temporary Shortness Of Breath.And One More Thing. can ranitidine tablet be eaten after meal?
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Yes it can be taken after for better result before food is advised.take more amla and pomegranate.and correct your gerd if shortness still there u may be weak.
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since your age s young take good nutrtious diet fruits and veggi juic without sugar
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Dr. Deepika Gupta
Homoeopath
14 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Hi Rantidine tablet can't be taken after meal.
Yes gastritis or gerd may cause temporary shortness of breath as it leads to gastric symptoms which may result to bloating ,shortness of breath n vague symptoms if u r not walking or exercising appropriately to keep urself fit
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Dr Deepika Gupta BHMS,MD
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