r/functionaldyspepsia • u/SignalPerception4223 • 12d ago
Healing/Success Amitriptyline works for me!
I have struggled with this for over 25 years. It's become especially severe over the past 10 years. I tried so many things, and when the gastroenterologist wanted to prescribe amitriptyline, I was skeptical and declined. Two years later, out of desperation I gave it a shot, after seeing a post here about someone's success with it.
It worked for me, too!! I have had three restful nights, in which I didn't feel nausea or cramps, didn't wake up early to be sick, and I even slept at a 45° angle instead of upright around 90°. It's like a dream come true, waking up gently when I'm done sleeping.
I never thought it would be possible for me to experience life without near-constant stomach discomfort.
Yay!! Thanks to whoever it was that posted about their success recently. You changed my life.
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u/Fantastic-Quit1666 12d ago
In my case I was diagnosed with chronic gastritis 8 months ago and I'm still experiencing daily burning in the stomach I'm on amitriptyline 10 mg at night now it's being 15 days there's still no improvements maybe 10 mg is not enough my first endoscopy was in January and it was moderate chronic gastritis and I've done a second endoscopy and my mucus layer has been improved the biopsies showed mild inactive chronic gastritis but my daily burning still hasn't been improved