Reviewed by: Dr. Nikita Toshi
Disclaimer: Informative, not prescriptive.
If you're taking Pantoprazole, acidic foods can make GERD symptoms worse by causing more stomach acid and irritating the esophagus lining.
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Taking caffeine while on Pantoprazole, can elevate stomach acid levels and potentially relax the lower esophageal muscles (LES), leading to worsening of GERD symptoms.
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It's advisable to steer clear of spicy dishes while on Pantoprazole, as ingredients like chili peppers and hot sauces can exacerbate esophageal irritation and acid reflux.
While on Pantoprazole, avoid foods like chicken chunks, onion rings, and potato chips, as they could exacerbate GERD symptoms.
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To help manage GERD symptoms effectively while on Pantoprazole, avoid consuming high-fat dairy products, including cream, cheese, butter, and whole milk.
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Alcohol can make GERD worse by relaxing the LES and increasing stomach acid. It is best to avoid alcohol when using pantoprazole.
Some foods can make GERD worse when you're on medication. It's wise to avoid spearmint and peppermint when taking meds like pantoprazole.
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