Aciphex Safety
Aciphex is typically prescribed to treat frequent bouts of acid reflux disease, although the drug is sometimes used to repair damage and soothe discomfort caused by occasional flare-ups.
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Side Effects
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Common side effects associated with use of Aciphex include headache, flatulence, constipation and infection. People who experience any side effect should seek immediate medical attention.
Drug Interactions
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When using prescription Aciphex, discuss all other medications with both your doctor and pharmacist. Combining Aciphex with some drugs, including amoxicillin and warfarin, is considered potentially dangerous.
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Dosage
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In order to avoid possible complications, it is important to follow your prescriber's dosing instructions carefully when taking Aciphex. Symptoms of overdose can include breathing problems, diarrhea and convulsions.
Storage
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Aciphex should be stored in a dry place in temperatures between 59 and 86 degrees F.
Considerations
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People suffering from liver problems and/or allergies, and women who are pregnant or nursing should not take Aciphex.
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