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Introduction:
Ranitidinea medication that was once used to alleviate symptoms of indigestion, heartburn, acid reflux, gastro-oesophageal reflux disease GORD, and stomach ulcershas been recalled globally due to concerns about an impurity linked to cancer risk in animal studies. As of now, it is unavlable across the United Kingdom and worldwide.
Ranitidine functioned by reducing gastric acid production, ding those suffering from these conditions. However, if you're experiencing indigestion, heartburn, or recurrent acid reflux issues, please consult your healthcare professional for advice on alternative medications.
Guidance:
For individuals struggling with indigestion, heartburn, and acid refluxconditions commonly known as GORDwe recomm seeking guidance from a medical practitioner who can prescribe suitable alternatives based on their clinical judgment.
Additional Resources:
Campgn Agnst Reflux Disease: A valuable charity resource offering support and information for those living with GORD.
Guts UK: Another charity providing resources and support specifically focused on digestive health.
Article Review Date: March 26, 2024
Next Review Expected: March 26, 2027
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