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im taking fluoxetine and pantoprazole what are the sides effects?

i got an allergic reaction all over my body after 4 days of taking it what should i do? my lips are swelled up aswell.

Before or after a meal in the morning

I have to take Pantoprazole (40 mg) for an acid reflex thing that happens while im sleeping. It says to take one a day but i dont know if i should take it in the morning or right before bed. When do i need to take it? Thanks. The instructions literally say Take one tablet by mouth every day. That's it. There is no time written.

Female patient DOB: June 7, 1973 Poland In the hospital they diagnosed the problem as a retrobulbar inflammation of left optic nerve Some tests done are detailed below: MRI of the head – the result: everything is ok, MRI shows no changes (we have everything on CD) Ultrasonic blood flow detection in carotid arteries – generally OK but because they wasn’t 100% sure, they ordered angio-TK (angio-CT) angio-TK (angio-CT) – the results: no pathology, everything is OK there ( we have it on CD) angio-MRI of the head – again, everything is OK, no pathology (we have CD) Rtg of nasal sinusem - OK stomatological consultation – 2 dentists said – everything is ok, but even so docs in the hospital sent her to another dentist and she ordered to remove 4 teeth (two of them because they could press the nerve, two of them because they were devitalized, dead) blood tests: InG and IgM – negative, no borreliosis CRP 2,0 0,6 (whatever it is) Hematocrit 30,8 Hemoglobin 11,00 Erythrocyte 3,82 Leukocyte 13,6 WR (Wassermann Reaction) - negative Na (sodium) 139,6 K (potassium) 4,96 RF (rheumatoid factor) 7 (0-14) ASO (Antistreptolysin O) 24 (0-200) FT3 1,8 ( 2,02 -4,43) FT4 1,55 (0,93-1,71) TSH 0,364 (0,27-4,2) Anty DNA negative They were giving her: Cavinton (Vinpocetine), Dexaven (Dexamethasonum), Solu Medrol (Methylprednisolone Acetate), Lendacin (Ceftriaxone), Polfilin (Pentoxyfiline), Metypred (Methylprednisolone Acetate) Leaving hospital the patient was ordered to take Metypred (Methylprednisolone Acetate), Cavinton (Vinpocetine) and Controloc (Pantoprazole) Looking for focus of inflammation patient visited: laryngologist and gynaecologist – everything is OK, we have made USG of abdominal cavity – everything’s OK Finally, patient has visited endocrinologist. Because she suspected the empty sella syndrome (ESS) - she ordered MRI of pituitary gland – the results, everything is OK ( we have CD) patient had blood test again - TSH 2,19 (0,27-4,2), FT3 5,33 (3,1-6,8), anty-TPO 9,8 (<34,0) Patient also had some kind of test which shows electric impuls in brain when your eye is looking at the moving white and black chequered pattern on the monitor screen (We think it is called F-VEP, we have scan of the results (in English)) That’s all. Generally nobody knows why my friend has that problem with her eye and why she can’t see much with it or if she will ever be able to see more? Please advice with your expertise, what tests can be done, to detect this problem & how or if we can try improving her conditions!

Can i take Ranitidine Tab 150mg with Pantoprazole Tab 40mg,Tramal Tab 50mg & Sucralfate Tab 1mg together? Should i disolve the Ranitidine Tab 150mg in water first or can i swallow it whole?

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Altana Pharma AG v. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. (Fed. Cir. 2009) - Patent Docs

Altana Pharma AG v. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. (Fed. Cir. 2009) Patent Docs, IL The active ingredient of Protonix® is the compound pantoprazole , which belongs to a class of compounds known as proton pump inhibitors ( PPI ) that are used to treat gastric acid disorders in the stomach.