... wife spoke to Japanese doctor not sure if we got the right emphasis) we told the doctor but he just perscribed the same medicine plus another pill ( IRSOGLADINE MALEATE). I have GERD. Should I be more forceful- he seems otherwise a good doctor?
I got one serious side effect (severe chills) of Pariet (Rabeprazole 20mg) and believe (my Japanese?
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- 27 Nov 2010 by cloa513
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- rabeprazole, gerd, side effect
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skii27 Nov 2010
Well that just happens to be a severe allergic reaction along with chest pain,irregular heart beat,bone pain,sore throat,persistant stomache pain.blurred vision.My doctor wouldn't listen to me so i left.It's your health & you have to please remember to read the info that comes with the drugs.Sometimes it's good to call the pharmicist because they have to know everything about those drugs.You don't want it to cost you your life.
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Unfortunately from what I have heard of Japanese doctors they are considered gods by everyone except the government and judiciary so pharmacists probably won't change meds. I mean it was just once and after taking it for nearly 2 weeks - if it happen again I definitely push. Maybe I'll try writing him a letter.