Does tylenol help with acid reflux pain?

When I visited my gastroenterologist at Apollo, he strictly told me not to take general painkillers for stomach or chest burning. They can trigger more acid secretion. You should consult a specialist to get the right proton-pump inhibitor prescribed.

Actually, I tried taking a paracetamol once when my stomach was burning after eating spicy hostel food, and it made it so much worse! Don't do it. Just get Eno or curd, it is much safer and works instantly.

My elders always suggested drinking warm water with a little cumin seed infusion for stomach burn. Tylenol is meant for body aches and fever, not for acid issues. If it is very severe, please ask your doctor for a proper antacid tablet.

Be very careful, because sometimes chest pain from reflux can mimic more serious cardiac issues. Taking painkillers like Tylenol might mask the symptom and delay correct treatment. Please consult a doctor immediately to be absolutely safe.

Absolutely agree with others, Tylenol is not for acidity. Try taking a spoon of cold gel like Digene, it works instantly for chest burning.

Haha, please don't take Tylenol for acidity, yaar! That's like trying to put out a fire with petrol. Better to drink a glass of cold milk or chew on some fennel seeds, your stomach will thank you.