Experiences with Ranitidine
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10/11/2017 | | 58moderated by Henry
Ranitidine (150mg) for stomach pain
For the first time now I am taking Ranitidine and it helps brilliantly, no more nausea, no heartburn or bad feelings. It was quick and good for me. I have tried several different medicines but this is effective, you can now buy this over the counter in the pharmacy but i'm not sure if they actually work or not.
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9/6/2017 | | 37
Ranitidine (300mg) for urticaria
Cimetidine was temporarily not/inconveniently available and therefore in consultation with Dermatologist Ranitadine will use as H2 antagonist in combination with Mizollen as H1 antagonist (due to severe chronic hives). The effect left to be desired (severe outbreaks of hives), but I decided to continue to swallow it for lack of better. After a few weeks I got an increase in side effects until I...
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11/24/2015 | | 77moderated by Susan
Ranitidine (75mg) for heartburn
I got just as ill from Ranitadine – pretty much all "brands" – as I did from Esomeprazol later. After having the brand Nexium for about 3/4 year on prescription from the GP the pharmacist decided to no longer supply me with this medicine from 1 January 2014 and sent the invoice to my insurance. The insurer is supposed to cover the cost of this medicine for me. The pharmacist said that he hadn't...
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