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For 5 months i take tecta 40mg for gerd and 220mg(6) naproxen daily for a bad hip recently i cant sip alcohol without feeling nauseous and puking?
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GERD: The regular NSAID use diminishes the mucous lining of the stomach and exacerbates your symptoms.
Answered 7/7/2016
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