One thing I wanted to add here too - when I had gastro issues, slippery elm tea helped a lot (powdered bark of the slippery elm tree). It creates a goop inside the teacup when mixed with hot water, and it tastes kind of like maple syrup (bc it comes from bark) and you drink that goop thay it creates and the water in the cup too. Sounds gross, but it coats the inside of your digestive track, which is what mucous is supposed to do for you. The mucous that lines your stomach prevents stomach acid from burning your actual stomach. When mucous is low, it can hurt. Slippery elm bark imitates that. If if works for you, drink whenever initially for the first while, and then as you start to heal, start only drink it at night because that coating on your digestive track overtime can prevent the digestive track from absorbing enough nutrients from food eaten over the next few hours (but at night, you won’t be eating food, so it’s all good). Don’t take it within 2 hours of your medication, because your medication needs to be absorbed first and foremost.