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    A survey on Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice towards taking Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) among Bangladeshi villagers
    (Daffodil International University, 2024-01-22) Sarker, Mithun
    It is a survey on Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice towards taking Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) among Bangladeshi villagers. Out most of the villagers don’t know about proper use of PPIs. They do not know when it will be taken and why the are taken PPIs? There haven’t any awareness between most of the Bangladeshi villagers. Who don’t have any formal educational knowledge the take PPIs without doctor’s advice. They go to pharmacy and bye PPIs. They don’t know about dose of the PPIs at a time. The take their own advice. They take it after taking food. That’s why it can not work properly. In the result Most of the Bangladeshi villagers are use PPIs. Most of them are woman and who do not have any educational knowledge the use without doctors prescription. Who are Educated they know everything about PPIs. But one part of educated villagers don’t know when it will be take. They take it after taking food. That’s why it can’t work 100% or properly. They do not know about it’s demerits. They don’t have any knowledge it create some adverse effect after taking PPIs. On the other hand who are un educated, don’t have any academic knowledge they don’t have any knowledge about PPIs. They take it without doctor’s prescription. They do not know when it will be taken. And they take it randomly. They also don’t know 30-60 minutes before taking food it will be taken. That’s why there are suffering mane problems and for that reasons PPIs can not work properly. For that reason PPIs don’t it’s 100%.
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    “A survey on Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice towards taking Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) among Bangladeshi villagers”
    (Daffodil International University, 2024-01-22) Sarker, Mithun
    It is a survey on Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice towards taking Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) among Bangladeshi villagers. Out most of the villagers don’t know about proper use of PPIs. They do not know when it will be taken and why the are taken PPIs? There haven’t any awareness between most of the Bangladeshi villagers. Who don’t have any formal educational knowledge the take PPIs without doctor’s advice. They go to pharmacy and bye PPIs. They don’t know about dose of the PPIs at a time. The take their own advice. They take it after taking food. That’s why it can not work properly. In the result Most of the Bangladeshi villagers are use PPIs. Most of them are woman and who do not have any educational knowledge the use without doctors prescription. Who are Educated they know everything about PPIs. But one part of educated villagers don’t know when it will be take. They take it after taking food. That’s why it can’t work 100% or properly. They do not know about it’s demerits. They don’t have any knowledge it create some adverse effect after taking PPIs. On the other hand who are un educated, don’t have any academic knowledge they don’t have any knowledge about PPIs. They take it without doctor’s prescription. They do not know when it will be taken. And they take it randomly. They also don’t know 30-60 minutes before taking food it will be taken. That’s why there are suffering mane problems and for that reasons PPIs can not work properly. For that reason PPIs don’t it’s 100%.

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