Although I am sure you have tried some of the following suggestions try to do them all together until you see your doctor in January. Eat bland foods. Avoid spicey foods, fatty foods, citrus fruits, tomato juice or sauce, chocolates, alcohol and carbonated drinks, coffee (also decaf) and any food that specifically causes you discomfort. You should also stop smoking. You should not eat anything 2 hours before bedtime. The head of the bed should be raised 6-8 inches (can use large cans with sand). Try sleeping with left side down if you have nighttime reflux. Don't lie down for 2-3 hours after a meal. Some medications may make the reflux worse, including anti-cholinergics, NSAIDS, antibiotics, anti-depressants, beta blockers and calcium channel blockers, iron, potassium, sedatives and bronchodilators. Several non-prescription agents may help; Gaviscon, Mylanta or Maalox as directed on bottle, acid suppressing agents such as OTC Tagamet, Zantac, Pepcid, or Axid or the stronger agents such as Prilosec or Nexium, Prevacid and Protonix. Again follow instruction on the labels. Your Doctor may want to double your dose if you fail to improve. (already done in your case) It is important to loose weight if you or overweight. This has been clearly associated with worsening of reflux disease. If you do not improve on the above regimen or if you have trouble swallowing or pain upon swallowing your doctor may want to proceed with other tests such as endoscopy or pH monitoring. Here are useful websites: http://www.aboutgerd.org/ http://health.howstuffworks.com/difference-between-heartburn-and-acid-reflux.htm ******Click "ACCEPT" (GREEN) or I do not get credit for my answer and Just Answer holds your deposit. Take a moment to leave a POSITIVE feedback which does not cost you anything. This response is for your information only and does not substitute for a visit to your doctor.

Try using another PPI like Nexium double dose to see if the nausea improves.Any anti-nausea medicine should be prescribed by your doctor. Compazine can be used OTC but only for two days. ******Click "ACCEPT" (GREEN) or I do not get credit for my answer and Just Answer holds your deposit. Take a moment to leave a POSITIVE feedback which does not cost you anything. This response is for your information only and does not substitute for a visit to your doctor.

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