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Why take ranitidine at night.
How to Dose Ranitidine
1
Check the dosage on tablets. Over the counter ranitidine is commonly available in 75 mg and 150 mg tablets.
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If you have spoken with your doctor or otherwise know based on past experience that 150 mg is the right dose for you, opt for that. Otherwise, talk to your doctor or start with the 75 mg tablets. You can always take a second tablet if 75 mg is not enough.[11]
2
Use a syrup for heartburn and acid reflux. The brand-name version of ranitidine, Zantac, is available in a syrup form.
Zantac syrup has been found to be especially helpful for heartburn and acid reflux. A syrup may also be easier to properly measure and administer to children, especially kids who haven’t learned to swallow tablets yet.[12]
3
Ask your doctor about a prescription. For severe or chronic conditions, your doctor may be able to prescribe you a higher ranitidine dosage than you can buy over the counter.
Talk to your doctor about your symptoms and what you’ve done to try and manage your symptoms so that they can help determine if you need a prescript
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