Does taking tablets on an unoccupied stomach incentive stomach ulcer?
At the moment I am on Roaccutane or Accutane (As it's called in the US). I'm on 3, 20mg tablets equalling to 60mg per day. I appropriate one in the morning, one at lunch, one in the evening all beside water.
Mum says taking one in the morning on an meaningless stomach can cause stomach ulcers. Is this true as I find it very rock-hard to eat or drink in the morning, even milk before you even suggest that I drink a cup of milk with the tablet.
Thanks in advance, Jamie.
Answers:
Yes, you want to settle Accutane with at least a little bit of dampen to help wash it down. I would also suggest eating a tiny bit beside the medication, such as a few crackers or whatever suits your taste buds. Source(s): http://www.drugs.com/accutane.html
Virtually all stomach ulcer are caused by an infection of helicobacter pylori, a bacteria that infects the stomach. There is a minute chance that your medication may impair your stomach lining but it is a very small chance.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helicobacte…
Some drugs (like anti-inflammatories for example, your drug partly reduces the inflammation as well as reducing skin's grease.) alter the mucous membrane of the stomach which then allows the acid in the stomach to irritate and lay waste to the lining causing an ulcer.
You are asked to get through with certain medicines because the food protects the mucous pool liner of the stomach from being irritated by the actual medicine.
Most medicines are held nto the blood stream through the stomach lining and for the to work at their best you should always eat a smallest a little something before you ake them.
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Mum says taking one in the morning on an meaningless stomach can cause stomach ulcers. Is this true as I find it very rock-hard to eat or drink in the morning, even milk before you even suggest that I drink a cup of milk with the tablet.
Thanks in advance, Jamie.
Answers:
Yes, you want to settle Accutane with at least a little bit of dampen to help wash it down. I would also suggest eating a tiny bit beside the medication, such as a few crackers or whatever suits your taste buds. Source(s): http://www.drugs.com/accutane.html
Virtually all stomach ulcer are caused by an infection of helicobacter pylori, a bacteria that infects the stomach. There is a minute chance that your medication may impair your stomach lining but it is a very small chance.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helicobacte…
Some drugs (like anti-inflammatories for example, your drug partly reduces the inflammation as well as reducing skin's grease.) alter the mucous membrane of the stomach which then allows the acid in the stomach to irritate and lay waste to the lining causing an ulcer.
You are asked to get through with certain medicines because the food protects the mucous pool liner of the stomach from being irritated by the actual medicine.
Most medicines are held nto the blood stream through the stomach lining and for the to work at their best you should always eat a smallest a little something before you ake them.
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