Can taking Clavam 625, Crocin, and Okacet for three days without an antacid cause severe stomach gas, and will Esomac 20mg help relieve this gas since Omezd did not work? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Can taking Clavam 625, Crocin, and Okacet for three days without an antacid cause severe stomach gas, and will Esomac 20mg help relieve this gas since Omezd did not work?

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Can taking Clavam 625, Crocin, and Okacet for three days without an antacid cause severe stomach gas, and will Esomac 20mg help relieve this gas since Omezd did not work?

Asked by Male, 36 · 37 minutes ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

37 minutes ago

Yes, taking Clavam 625 (amoxicillin/clavulanic acid), Crocin (paracetamol), and Okacet (cetirizine) for three days can definitely cause stomach gas and irritation, as antibiotics often disrupt gut balance. Since Omez (omeprazole) didn't help, trying Esomac 20mg (esomeprazole) is a reasonable next step. Esomeprazole is often more effective for some individuals in reducing stomach acid. Please take it once daily on an empty stomach, 30 minutes before breakfast. To soothe your stomach, eat light, non-spicy meals and drink plenty of water. If your symptoms continue or get worse, please reach out to your doctor.

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