Good Morning Lisianne, Given that you take Urso w/ food, are taking a PPI and still have the condition, I'll pass along a cheap OTC remedy that my Ole Country Doc recommend decades ago ... TUMS. As he put it, 'Why give you another $$$ medication when Tums will do the job, and you will have relief much faster.' (Tums is Calcium Carbonate ... neutralizes stomach acid and, it provides your body w/ Calcium.) He wasn't fibbing ... it truly works rapidly! And again, it's OTC. Definitely advise your Provider. But honestly... Why wait until December? Consider calling ... why continue 'suffering'! Do hope you soon feel better!
Good Morning Lisianne, for situations like you describe, it is actually recommended to take Urso with a meal. If you find yourself in a pinch, have a few crackers and/or milk. Food does not interfere w/ the body's absorption of Urso. Regarding your time change query, I'd recommend speaking w/ your Doc. Truly hope you have relief soon!
Ask you MD for a medication to help with your GERD.
I was given a heartburn medication
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