Doctor discusses Tagamet for son's esophageal ulcer cure
A reader asks if Tagamet is safe for a 36 year old with a long standing esophageal ulcer and prior hemorrhage. The doctor explains ulcers arise from excess stomach acid, notes Tagamet lowers acid, urges medical consultation, warns it won’t stop acute bleeding, and stresses lifestyle changes like abstaining from alcohol and tobacco to aid healing.
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DR. Lamb
Tagame
P.O. Box
Radio City
New York
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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