I doubt it would be a problem. I have read some people take a combination of types together.. but every one is different. I have quit everything and am just hoping for the best..
I use a journal for my food I eat each day and also how I am feeling.. Sometimes I also feel breatheless and cannot pinpoint what may cause this which I've had for many years. I have a lot of anxiety and have been having heart palpatations specially at night when i'm laying in bed obsessing about my health.. Hoping we can find relief soon!

mangosmom1 I have the same symptoms that you have. The anxiety is the worst. I cannot get my mind off my health issues for a minute which only makes it all worse. I have had palpitations for several years. My thyroid went hyper on me because I have Graves Disease. Had the little guy "killed", which eventually helped somewhat, but then this started again. I have a laundry list of autoimmune diseases. I am not taking the meds now either. I just never know what is best. I'm sure the doctor will not like it. Good luck to you. Let me know if you find that rainbow!

Shouldn't be a problem. 1 is a ppi and the other is an h2 antagonist. Many docs prescribe them together for a time to cover the bases.

My GI told me that if I wouldn't take Anti anxiety med I wouldn't be healed because the more I'm worrying the more pain it gets, which is true. So I didn't have a choice but to take clonazepam everynight it also help me to go to sleep, and it seems like my stomach is getting better, less discomfort, so I hope this will continue to get better. I still feeling depress during daytime it comes and go but it's not as bad as before and I can manage it. The only thing I'm worrying how long should I take this med I don't want to take this for a long time I want to go back to my normal life, without relying on anti anxiety/depression med. Does anyone of you taking it too!.

I'm on Anti Depressants too. Unfortunately they are not working yet. I tried some SSRI (Prozac, etc) before but i couldn't handle them with my Gastritis ...

Xanax works best for me, even in small doses.it helps to manage the aniexty which causes all the acids to accumulate.

Xantac makes me feel dizzy. I tried it twice but I felt terrible both times. I am just taking dexilant now. But many people take both, especially when they try to lower their those of PPI.

I find that running 2 miles 3 times a week followed by a one hour nap helps a lot with anxiety.

Shihonage is totally correct in my opinion and that is why I have tried my hardest to stay away from PPIs having tried 2 Omperazole way back towards the beginning of my stomach troubles , and one Dexilant prescribed recently. I have had short regimines of Zantac 75 to start, then went to Zantac 150s as the lesser of the med evils..still unsure if those even helped. I had stopped all meds recently then in he last two eves began taking the Zantac 150 (1 dose) right before bed to prevent reflux. My stomach seems to be settling down.
Last week I finally received a copy of my biopsies I had which showed chronic erosive gastropathy which is a little different than gastritis which involved more inflammation as well as the reflux esophagitis and duodenal congestion

mangosmom1 how do you get your doctor to go along with this regimen of meds? I'm afraid he's going to try to talk me back into taking the Carafate tomorrow when I see him. But it seems to make my constipation worse and it's just so tricky to get the timing right. I have not been eating much, but I eat when I can, which can be every hour. Even if it's just something small.