It seems nowadays it takes about three hours from waking until I am able to go out.
I take omprazole immediately I wake then cannot take any other tablets for 1 hour
(I don't take it at night time because I like a couple of glasses of vino.
I use my brycanil and wait 20 mins before I can use serevent and seretide.
After the hour on mon,wed and fri I take my azithromycin, then I cannot take any other tables for another hour (thats 2 hours). I do try to get a shower in when able.
Then I can take my thyroxine before breakfast.
With breakfast I have a disolvable vit C, a vit B12 and D3 with my antihistamine.
It's a wonder I am not sick. Well I am but you know what I mean.
Bet there are lots of people who take loads more than me.
Come on lets have the lists, although no prizes for the most.
*polly
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I take my omeprazole at night. There is no clinical reason why you can't , I checked in work. And I sometimes have some vino and have no probs. I found when i took it in the morning the acid was so bad at night I have been rushed to hospital I was in so much pain. So far so good.
I take lansoprozole 2 times a day( plus 4 tramadol and 8 paracetamol and 3 ACC ) and when i first started taking them i stuck to the 1 hour before food as directed on the label but after chatting to my doctor she said as long as they are taken at regular intevals ie not close together in the course of the day there is no problem taking them with food. I take one with my breakfast and one with my evening meal and have found no issues with taking them this way and it has helped my daily routine as there is no more waiting around before eating and can now relax if we have a change in schedule.
Obviously check with your doctor before changing your pattern but in my case it has had no adverse affects
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