Carafate
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What is Carafate?
Carafate 100 mg/mL Oral Susp
Drug Name: SUCRALFATE - ORAL SUSPENSION
Other Brand Names: Carafate
Uses: This medication is used to treat ulcers in the intestines. Sucralfate forms a coating over ulcers, protecting the area from further injury. This helps ulcers heal more quickly.
Posts on Carafate (19)
I suffer from GERD (for years - diagnosed in 2008 - take Kapidex and Prilosec), Barrett's E...
- Apr 05, 2009
I've been having chest discomfort for awhile now. Finally went to the ER a month ago and ju...
After gall bladder removal in 1999 I have xperienced bile reflux into my duodenum. I tried ...
Hello. I have recently been diagnosed with bile reflux. I have SEVERE, CONSTANT burning i...
- Mar 29, 2008
just started taking carafate. i've been in poor health for 4 years gall bladder removed all...
- Mar 06, 2008
I have had stomach trouble for several years. Recently have been having recurring episodes...
- Apr 09, 2008
For the past six months I have been suffering with stomach problems. First I was diagnosed...
- Dec 19, 2007
Had my upper endoscopy this morning and found several things wrong. This is what my writte...
- Nov 07, 2007
Two weeks ago I completed my antibiotic regiment for H Pylori. I am still on the Carafate ...
I went for my Endoscopy yesterday. The reason for the procudure to to see if my Nissen Fun...
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