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A member asked:
Taking but discontinued on day4 hp pac for +ve h. pylori blood work d/t sudden bad heart rhythm . what meds can i take instead? stomach pain back :(
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Other meds: There are other medication combinations that your doctor can prescribe if you were unable to tolerate the pac. Talk to your doctor about alternatives.
Answered 1/29/2013
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