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Stomach pain and indigestion
Hi, I got covid at dec , treated in hospital 2 days ICU, 9 days in Normal room with Remidivir, discharged after 11 days, After discharge used medications for one month and recovered then the problem started after stopping the medicines I have problem of Acidity, n consulted a doctor using medicines of Cizaspa x and pan D, Regularly from two months and stopped then again problem started getting low sometimes, now again using same medicines but I am having some problem in stomach, surely it is not covid b,coz I am in home from one month , not met anybody, Can anyone suggest right medicine for my problem
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Dr. Sandeep Sabnis
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Nashik
Surely doesn't seem to be related to COVID now. Sometimes the medications like steroids causes hyperacidity.
It should have been settled by this time, but if not, you can continue Pan D for 2 more weeks twice a day before food.
If still symptoms persist, get a consultation of gastroenterologist in nearby area.
Don't worry, doesn't seems a major issue.
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