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Oct. 26th, 2015 12:54 amWell, duh. It just occurred to me that I’ve been taking anaprox at prescription dosage for several weeks now (five or six weeks). I’ve never had this problem with it before, but it’s been at least fifteen years since I last took it for this long.
According to Medline, reflux while taking this medication is a stop medication and call your doctor sort of thing. It being almost 1:00, I decided to email the radiology nurses instead. It’s been about six hours since my last dose, so it’s probably pretty thoroughly absorbed by now. I simply won’t take any in the morning or until my various doctors say that I should.
I’m by no means certain that the medication is the culprit. Reflux is something that happens to me. I’m not feeling terrible, apart from the reflux, and have no other symptoms, so I don’t feel that I should, for example, wake Scott and insist he take me to the ER. My suspicion is that the radiology nurses will need to consult with both my radiologist (who wants me taking some sort of NSAID, mostly for inflammation) and my gastroenterologist. I mean, I could call and talk to the on call radiology resident, but what is he or she going to say? At this time of night, it’s a choice between the ER and waiting for morning.
According to Medline, reflux while taking this medication is a stop medication and call your doctor sort of thing. It being almost 1:00, I decided to email the radiology nurses instead. It’s been about six hours since my last dose, so it’s probably pretty thoroughly absorbed by now. I simply won’t take any in the morning or until my various doctors say that I should.
I’m by no means certain that the medication is the culprit. Reflux is something that happens to me. I’m not feeling terrible, apart from the reflux, and have no other symptoms, so I don’t feel that I should, for example, wake Scott and insist he take me to the ER. My suspicion is that the radiology nurses will need to consult with both my radiologist (who wants me taking some sort of NSAID, mostly for inflammation) and my gastroenterologist. I mean, I could call and talk to the on call radiology resident, but what is he or she going to say? At this time of night, it’s a choice between the ER and waiting for morning.