Yes, you can take both together. Pantoprazole protects your stomach from Mobic's adverse effects. However, if you have a history of stomach ulcer or bad gastritis and you have been taking Pantoprazole, you should not take Mobic too long. If you need to take Mobic more than a week ask you doctor to switch Mobic to Celecoxib (Celebrex) which is relatively safe for patient with stomach problem.
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Yes, pantoprazole should help with one of the notorious side effects of Mobic, which is potentially causing a gi bleed. Take the lowest possible doses for the shortest possible time, always take meds as recommended.
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Mobic (meloxicam) is a NSAID engineered to have less in the way of stomach upset (COX-2 preferential). Pantoprazole can be taken concurrently but may not be needed. Celecoxib is also engineered for less stomach upset and is another option.
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