Lansoprazole is a prescription drug that is used to treat symptoms of acid reflux. It works by reducing the amount of stomach acid the stomach produces, which helps to reduce the occurrence of heartburn, reflux, stomach ulcers, and indigestion. Lansoprazole tablets are available in 15 mg and 30 mg doses, depending on the severity of acid reflux symptoms.
Used to treat acid reflux and heartburn
Provides up to 24 hours of relief
Common side effects of Lansoprazole include:HeadacheConstipationDiarrhoeaNauseaDry mouthAbdominal painDizzinessVomitingSerious Lansoprazole side effectsThere are some more severe side effects associated with Lansoprazole, including a severe allergic reaction. Whilst much rarer, these should be taken seriously and reported to your doctor right away. This can include joint pain and a red skin rash, especially on parts of your body exposed to the sun, such as your arms, cheeks, and nose.What is the difference between Lansoprazole and over-the-counter PPIs?Lansoprazole capsules contain the PPI (proton pump inhibitor) active ingredient. There are some over-the-counter PPI medicines suitable for treating acid reflux symptoms and available without a prescription, but these contain a lower dose than prescription PPI
serious side effects include: kidney disease, bacterial infections and bone fractures.You should only use this medication long-term if advised to do so by a healthcare professional.How do you take Lansoprazole 15mg orodispersible tablets?Take Lansoprazole orodispersible tablets on an empty stomach, about 30 minutes to one hour before eating breakfast. How long can you safely take Lansoprazole capsules?You should not take Lansoprazole orodispersible tablets for more than 14 consecutive days. Do not take a course of Lansoprazole more frequently than every 4 months.You should only ever take alternative Lansoprazole courses if advised by your doctor.Can I drink alcohol whilst taking Lansoprazole capsules?Drinking alcohol whilst taking Lansoprazole capsules can worsen the symptoms of acid reflux, which works again
Lansoprazole capsules contain the PPI (proton pump inhibitor) active ingredient. There are some over-the-counter PPI medicines suitable for treating acid reflux symptoms and available without a prescription, but these contain a lower dose than prescription PPIs such as Lansoprazole.
Both Lansoprazole 15 mg and Lansoprazole 30 mg will often contain higher PPI doses than over-the-counter alternatives.
Long-term use can cause severe PPI side effects. Some of PPIs’ most serious side effects include: kidney disease, bacterial infections and bone fractures.
You should only use this medication long-term if advised to do so by a healthcare professional.
Take Lansoprazole orodispersible tablets on an empty stomach, about 30 minutes to one hour before eating breakfast.
You should not take Lansoprazole orodispersible tablets for more than 14 consecutive days. Do not take a course of Lansoprazole more frequently than every 4 months.
You should only ever take alternative Lansoprazole courses if advised by your doctor.
Drinking alcohol whilst taking Lansoprazole capsules can worsen the symptoms of acid reflux, which works against what Lansoprazole tablets are intended to treat.
It is recommended that you avoid drinking alcohol when taking Lansoprazole capsules.
You can obtain a Lansoprazole prescription through our online pharmacy. Simply arrange a free online consultation and start an assessment with our pharmacist to request a prescription.
Lansoprazole should be taken once daily for the full course of your prescription. It is recommended that you take Lansoprazole every morning before breakfast.
If your prescription is for 2 tablets daily, take 1 in the morning and 1 in the evening.
It is advisable to take Lansoprazole tablets about 30 minutes before eating to ensure the medication is absorbed effectively.
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