Is it safe and correct to take Pan 40, Ganaton, Alprazolam, and Allegra M together to treat a sore in my food pipe, thick sticky spit, and a blocked nose, and could these symptoms be related to my recent camera test? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Is it safe and correct to take Pan 40, Ganaton, Alprazolam, and Allegra M together to treat a sore in my food pipe, thick sticky spit, and a blocked nose, and could these symptoms be related to my recent camera test?

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Is it safe and correct to take Pan 40, Ganaton, Alprazolam, and Allegra M together to treat a sore in my food pipe, thick sticky spit, and a blocked nose, and could these symptoms be related to my recent camera test?

Asked by Male, 31 · 6 days ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

6 days ago

It is generally safe to take these medications together under your doctor's supervision. Pan 40 (pantoprazole) and Ganaton (itopride) help heal your food pipe by reducing acid, while Allegra M (fexofenadine/montelukast) targets your blocked nose and thick spit. Alprazolam helps manage anxiety but may cause drowsiness. Your sore food pipe and sticky saliva are very common, temporary reactions to the recent camera test (endoscopy) due to mild throat irritation. These symptoms should settle within a few days. Rest assured, you are on the right recovery path, but do keep your doctor updated on how you feel.

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