ANTI-INFLAMMATORIES
I had a long bout of anti-inflammatories some years ago – I was on them pretty much for a year or so.
It’s usually recommended to take a special pill designed to counteract the known effects of anti-inflamm on the stomach. There are several available – they usually seem to end win “azole”. The ones I take are “Omeprazole”. I think they are only available on prescription but I think they’re fairly cheap, so I don’t think any doctor would feel the strain on the drugs budget.
You take this pill an hour or so prior to your first anti-inflam of the day, and then do make sure that you take the anti-inflam with food – not on it’s own.
Obviously I am a pure layman, and this should all be checked with a doctor first, but that’s what I’ve been told, and stuck to.
It’s worked pretty well for me and setbacks were minimal – any heartburn/indigestion I suffered was usally traceable to badly chosen food. At the end of the year I was having to be pretty careful what bread I ate – rye seemed to be about the best. I also couldn’t handle bananas. However, years on from then, my digestion has pretty much recovered.
Hope that helps.
John