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Can dexilant be taken everyday to protect the stomach since i also i take celebrex? i heard dexilant can damage the stomach lining if taken too long.
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See details: Protein pump inhibitors including Dexilant may have significant complications if used long term. These include osteoporosis and possibly increased risk of heart disease.
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