About Pantoprazole
Medically reviewed by Dr Khizer Hussain Junaidy, MD Pharmacology, Diabetologist & Bariatric Physician, on 23 Oct 2026.
What it is for
Reduces stomach acid. Used for acidity, reflux, ulcers and to protect the stomach with some medicines.
How to take it
Take it 30 to 60 minutes before breakfast. Swallow the tablet whole.
Common side effects
- Headache, loose stools.
- Long-term use: low magnesium or B12.
Call your doctor if
- Black stools or vomiting blood.
- Difficulty swallowing or weight loss.
Take care
Many people need it only for a few weeks. Ask the doctor before long-term use.
From our clinic: Small meals, not lying down for 2 hours after food and raising the head of the bed help reflux.
About Domperidone
Medically reviewed by Dr Khizer Hussain Junaidy, MD Pharmacology, Diabetologist & Bariatric Physician, on 23 Oct 2026.
What it is for
Relieves nausea, vomiting and the feeling of fullness or bloating. Often combined with an acidity tablet.
How to take it
Take it 15 to 30 minutes before meals, for the shortest time needed, usually not more than a week.
Common side effects
Call your doctor if
- Fast or uneven heartbeat, fainting.
Take care
Not for people with heart rhythm problems or serious liver disease. Tell the doctor about all other medicines, as some antibiotics and antifungal tablets raise the risk to the heart. Avoid long-term use.
From our clinic: If vomiting does not settle in a day or two, see the doctor.
General information for patients, not a substitute for your doctor's advice. Your dose and plan may differ.