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Dr. Put me on 60mg dexilant for a ppi today and it isn't helping. Does it take a while to kick in? Nothing wants to stay down or when it does it hurts and I feel like I'm going to vomit.

I'm going back to Clear Liquids for a day or 3 to see if that helps.

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Eat an apple!!! Works every time!!

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Oh, I'm 10 days out and not allowed apples yet. "/

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Hi Amy,

Well no on the apple! :P it might take a day or two to kick in but if it doesn't work after a while (a week or so) you might have to try an other ppi...

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Well scratch that then!! :(

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A week or so!? I'm positive I'll die before then.

Hissyfit

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Try drinking some pickle juice...the vinegar will help nullify the acid.

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I had to have mine changed twice. I still to this day have problems with acid especialy after I eat. So then I take pepcid chewables or tums to help the ppi Im on. You might want to get ahold of your pcp and have him/her get you a prescription for some stronger. My surgeon said I would probably have to use them for at least 6 months.

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