It sounds incredibly exhausting. While omeprazole (Omez) provides temporary relief, these persistent symptoms suggest severe acid reflux that requires a closer look. A long-term solution starts with finding the exact cause, often through a simple evaluation like an endoscopy. Lasting management might involve adjusting your daily omeprazole therapy, making lifestyle changes such as eating smaller meals and elevating your head during sleep, or discussing minimally invasive surgical options with a specialist. Please consult a gastroenterologist to safely guide you toward permanent relief.

Severe left-sided stomach pain radiating to your left shoulder after consuming food or water can indicate irritation of the diaphragm, often related to conditions like gastritis, a stomach ulcer, or severe acid reflux. Because these symptoms require proper evaluation, you should consult a doctor before starting any treatment. A physician may recommend tests like an endoscopy. For temporary relief of possible acid irritation, generic over-the-counter medications like famotidine or omeprazole may be suggested. However, because the pain is severe, please seek professional medical care promptly to get an accurate diagnosis and a safe, targeted treatment plan.

For your acid reflux, since Omez (omeprazole) isn't providing relief, it is important to consult a doctor. They may recommend further evaluation, alternative classes of medication, or discuss long-term procedural options. For your neck pain (spondylitis) causing dizziness, this is a known connection called cervicogenic dizziness. Dedicated physical therapy, gentle neck-strengthening exercises, and posture management are highly effective treatments to reduce both pain and dizziness. Please schedule an appointment with your healthcare provider to safely customize a plan that brings you the comfort and relief you deserve.

It is very unlikely that the Omez (omeprazole) you received is causing the vomiting, as only tiny amounts pass into breast milk. However, persistent vomiting in a two-month-old can quickly lead to dehydration. Since the Domstal (domperidone) drops are not helping, please stop administering them and consult a pediatrician immediately. They can safely evaluate your baby, find the real cause of the vomiting, and ensure your little one stays well-hydrated.

It is quite common for stomach pain and indigestion to return after stopping Omez (omeprazole) and Norflox (norfloxacin). This can happen if the underlying cause, like gastritis or a gut bacterial imbalance from the antibiotic, has not fully resolved, or due to a temporary rebound in stomach acid. Please feel reassured that your liver enzymes, SGOT at 41.7 and ALT at 38, are excellent and sit within or very near the normal range, showing healthy liver function. I recommend consulting your doctor to investigate the root cause of your symptoms and discuss if a tailored treatment or probiotics might help restore your digestive comfort.

Since your current regimen?which includes diclofenac (in Tolpa D) for pain, omeprazole (Omez 20mg) for stomach protection, and topical diclofenac (Oxalgin gel)?is not providing relief after a week, please do not add new medications without supervision. It is very important to contact your orthopedic specialist. They can safely evaluate if you need a different class of pain relief, muscle relaxants, or an imaging study like an MRI to see what is causing the pain above your knee. Please rest the leg as much as possible.