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A member asked:
I have reflux esophagitis and taking ppi for two months. medicine is giving me headache, tylenol doesnt do much, can i take advil once in a while? like once a week?
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Advil (iburpofen) every once in a while should not be a problem.
Answered 4/17/2023
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