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Many people take one or two daily for acid reflux.

Oh ok yea I don't have acid reflux. I'm just hungry and can eat all day and a lot.

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You need protonix or omeprezole daily. It's an acid reducer that will diminish the hunger.

Is that safe to take?

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Yes. Many sleevers mistake acid for hunger. Your doctor should be able to prescribe protonix but you can get omeprezole over the counter. It will make a world of difference. I've been through this with both my sister and my best friend. Totally cut those hunger pangs and lessened the grumblings from their tummies.

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Also talk to MD as this could be diabetes, excessive thirst and night peeing is often associated with this disease. Most of time it is a more simple explanation, not quite so dramatic as diabetes. But u must notify md so u can get a proper work up

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Also talk to MD as this could be diabetes' date=' excessive thirst and night peeing is often associated with this disease. Most of time it is a more simple explanation, not quite so dramatic as diabetes. But u must notify md so u can get a proper work up[/quote']

I agree. You need to see your General Practitioner and be checked over for a few things that could be causing this, until you have been checked over it might be best not to start any other drug such as a ppi which could confuse the whole issue. When you see your doc you could discuss an appropriate ppi .

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Yes. Many sleevers mistake acid for hunger. Your doctor should be able to prescribe protonix but you can get omeprezole over the counter. It will make a world of difference. I've been through this with both my sister and my best friend. Totally cut those hunger pangs and lessened the grumblings from their tummies.

Really wow I didn't know that. That's very interesting thank you for the info.

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Also talk to MD as this could be diabetes' date=' excessive thirst and night peeing is often associated with this disease. Most of time it is a more simple explanation, not quite so dramatic as diabetes. But u must notify md so u can get a proper work up[/quote']

Yes your right I'm going to make an appointment Monday to see what's going on thank you. I hope I don't have diabetes because I do eat alot of junk.

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I agree. You need to see your General Practitioner and be checked over for a few things that could be causing this' date=' until you have been checked over it might be best not to start any other drug such as a ppi which could confuse the whole issue. When you see your doc you could discuss an appropriate ppi .[/quote']

What's a ppi?

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A ppi is an acid reducer, as I was referring to. And I agree, you should definitely see your doctor to try and rule out diabetes. I'd call and make an appointment today.

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A ppi is an acid reducer' date=' as I was referring to. And I agree, you should definitely see your doctor to try and rule out diabetes. I'd call and make an appointment today.[/quote']

Oh ok gottcha yea I'm gonna make the appt Monday. Thank you for your help. God bless

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You're very welcome. Let us know what the Dr. says

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