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When taking naproxen, it says not to take indigestion tablets 2 hours before or after your dose. is it safe to take indigestion tablets after 2 hours?
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It should: It should be but you may need to leave off any alcohol as this might cause further problems with your reflux. Also your Naproxen may need to be changed to a different medication in light of your reflux.
Answered 6/30/2014
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