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I had a brain freeze and took a second dose of omeprazole magnesium today, 20mg. is there any side effect that i should worry about?
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OK: There is a dose of 40mg available, so taking another 20mg dose by mistake would be ok, and you should have no adverse effects. Best wishes.
Answered 9/28/2014
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