Gastric cytoprotection (heartburn prevention)
Taking anti-inflammatory drugs orally can cause stomach issues in some people. A pharmacist will prescribe, depending on various conditions, a treatment to reduce stomach pain associated with taking anti-inflammatory drugs.
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You must already have received a prescription for this condition within the past 2 years. If the prescription comes from another pharmacy, make sure you have proof of your prescription (ex.: the prescription label).
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