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The ideal administration method largely depends on the specific antacid that you want to take. Some of these medications are taken by mouth with a glass of water. In this case, try to take the capsule or tablet with a full glass of water. Try to avoid drinking the capsule with anything other than water, as some drinks may cause a further alteration in your stomach acid's pH levels. Chewable tablets are easy for on-the-go usage. Simply place one in your mouth and suck or chew on it.

Do not take antacids that contain aspirin if you have a history of bleeding disorders. You should also avoid antacids if you have a condition that requires a longer term treatment option. Using antacids regularly can cause certain adverse effects that can sometimes become serious.

It entirely depends on the active ingredients of the medication, as well as the type of antacid that you decide to use. Some of these medications work much faster than others. There are also many medicines that work in just a few minutes or seconds. These are fast relief options that get to work immediately as the ingredients enter your stomach.

Do not combine different antacids together in order to produce a more powerful effect, even if you have severe acid reflux symptoms. Ask your doctor about the combination of different antacids. Try to avoid drinking alcohol when you use an antacid. You should also not take the antacid too far away from a meal.

Systemic and nonsystemic antacids are generally some of the most common options, especially since many of them are available as over-the-counter medicines.

Do not take antacids if they are not needed. This can cause abdominal pain or affect your stomach's ability to function correctly. Taking an antacid with food is best if you know your stomach may produce more acid than needed. Try not to take the medication a few hours after or before a meal to treat heartburn, but relatively close to the meal.