nortriptylin

Do you drink milk or eat crackers with them?

Have you mentioned it to your doctor? Your doctor may know an easy tip to relieve the reflux. Besides if a medication is causing a side effect like that you should let your doctor know. Reflux can be a sign that an opening to your stomach isn't operating properly.
For my digestive issues my doctor has mentioned elevating the head of my bed by 3 inches. It does help so you can give that a try. I hope it works for you.

If you had reflux before the medication then you need to not eat two hours before bedtime.
If you have reflux after the medication then you need to eat something with it because it's irritating your stomach.

I was having problems with the reflex before. Thought I had it under control . I stop my anti-inflammatory,stop eating two hour before bed time then,few nights back nortripylin started doing it. It doesn't take long and my throat down starts to burn. Nothing like the taste of that med. coming back. GROSS! Think I'm going to try a cracker or two with it tonight.

Post Edited (mrs.unique) : 2/5/2013 2:16:22 PM (GMT-7)

Well the crackers have tame the burn down to minimum and it's not raising up into my throat. :) Hope it stays that way when I lay down.