Hi, my name is IammrsP!
IammrsP
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I have been taking Omeprazole for 18 years and, whilst researching Diabetes for my husband I encountered many posts about Omeprazole. Things that I have assumed are due to the ageing process are perhaps caused by the drug. This is the start of my journey of discovery.
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I’d strongly advise you see your GP about possible side effects.0
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Hello and welcome @IammrsP and thanks for joining today and sharing a bit about yourself As bg844 has mentioned, it's always advisable to discuss any potential changes to medication, or details of side effects, with your GP.
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