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Seriously. I've been taking it sporadically for about that long as well. Doing the same as you now.

• velox_io 9y ago
  It's much more likely that those taking such drunks, are at a much higher disposition of developing such complications. I started taking such a drug again after developing stomach issues. I had a scare a couple of years ago, and it was only by chance that I changed to another GP who was much more attentive, turned out that I was only months away of having a haemorrhage that would have likely been fatal. All from a few years taking a 'safe' anti-inflammatory. Now I won't touch any NSAIDs (which is a shame as I'm in more pain), but it isn't worth the risk of further damage, which was left me as a coeliac (body went after the wrong target). How often do you read about NSAIDs? No, it's how Fentanyl is killing so many heroin addicts, yet the patches are safely used by millions.
  • velox_io 9y ago
    Where's the edit gone? I meant drugs, not drunks (long day).
• scubadude 9y ago
  Everyone will give you advice, but if the issue is simply that the sphincter muscle isn't strong enough, nothing will fix that except surgery. I had this done and it has been life changing: www.livingwithreflux.org/nissens-fundoplication/