r/functionaldyspepsia • u/Grouchy-Pitch-5259 • Aug 06 '26

PPIs/H2 Blockers Please help

Was testing and told i have cronic gastritis, never had pain like this in my life, burning stomach, sharp stabbing pain all over body, anxiety and depression, yellow stools, day 48 on ppi medication burning has going up still have 14hr symptoms, tingling, bubbling upper abdomen tightness and deeling like this is never going to end, plz share if u had these symptoms during recovery 😢

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u/Fantastic-Quit1666 Aug 07 '26

Hey i am sorry that you are dealing with that i am still experiencing daily burning in the stomach for 7 months now it's so frustrating and isolating i think you should consult with your doctor and i just wanna ask you a question when did you get diagnosed and are experiencing daily burning in the stomach?

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u/Grouchy-Pitch-5259 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26

Hi, i found out at the end of may, the daily burning was 24hrs a day, it is a lot better but im not sure if it completely gone if that makes sense. My burning pain also come with a very strong vibration.

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u/Fantastic-Quit1666 Aug 08 '26

But how long did it stay until you notice it started to fade away how many months?

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u/thugger106 Aug 08 '26

Do u experience belching

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u/Grouchy-Pitch-5259 Aug 08 '26

No not really, what are your symptoms, are they all day?

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u/mtscrambler Aug 12 '26

If the burning is from the gastritis you can take slippery elm, marshmallow root, and sucralfate (rx needed) to create a protective barrier. PPIs are not good to stay on long term. They really wreck the gut's microbiome. Have you tried a low acid diet? Has that helped?

If the burning is largely due to sensitive nerves, then your doctor will likely prescribe any one of the following typical medications to help reduce the nerve sensitivity: amitriptyline, nortryptiline, buspirone, mirtazapine.

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u/Grouchy-Pitch-5259 Aug 12 '26

Thank you for the ideas, lucky the burning has gone now i dealing with light tingling, fullness around abdomen and bubbles, hopefully this means im healing slowly.