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Hi have you heard of the meds nexipraz 40mg. is it safe to use?
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It is a PPI medication that shuts off acid production by the stomach. It is used to treat GERD,inflammation of the stomach lining and peptic ulcers. It is safe if used for a short time, not more than 2 weeks unless supervised by a physician or gastroenterologist.
Answered 3/19/2021
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