In
a typical digestive process, the partially digested feed is transmitted
by the movement of muscles of the stomach to the intestine. However, for some people, the stomach contents travel in the esophagus from the stomach. This condition is known as acid reflux.
The most common symptoms of this disease include heartburn, difficulty swallowing, regurgitation, chest pain, dental erosion, hoarseness, asthma, dyspepsia, vomiting, and many others.
If it is left untreated, acid reflux can take several months. But drug treatment can play a vital role in the process of treating a patient.
The drugs most commonly used are:
Antacids. These drugs are used to neutralize the acids in the digestive tract and are primarily taken to relieve minor pain, such as occasional bouts of indigestion and heartburn symptoms burns. They also act to induce defense mechanisms of our stomach by increasing the secretion of mucus and bicarbonate. Many antacids are available without a prescription, even without a prescription. In addition, these drugs are one of the first to be recommended by professionals to reduce the pain caused by heartburn or mild symptoms. The three basic ingredients of antacids are magnesium, calcium and aluminum.
Suppressors such as inhibitors of histamine acid are also commonly used. histamine blockers inhibit the production of stomach acid by alienating the actions of histamine. Histamine is a chemical substance in the body which enhances the production and secretion of acid in the stomach. Antihistamines are also available without prescription and provides relief of symptoms in most patients suffering from frequent acid reflux. Patients should wait 30-90 minutes for the drugs to take effect. However, as their effect lasts six to 24 hours. In case of severe symptoms, the patient can take two doses per day. In some research, antihistamines have been shown to improve the symptoms of asthma by supporting both the acid reflux and asthma.
However, in a study dated 2001, it has been suggested that antihistamines occasionally give it a complete relief of symptoms of dyspepsia and heartburn.
Inhibitors of proton pump are also used as a medicament. Act to reduce gastric acid production to react with the cells in the lining of the stomach and release the acids produced in the stomach. However, research has shown that the use of inhibitors of proton pump raises some concerns. Side effects, although rare, are diarrhea, headache, itching and nausea. In addition, these drugs should also be kept away from pregnant and lactating women.
Another drug that is used is generally the use of agents which protect the mucosa of the gastrointestinal region. This type of drug works by binding to an ulcer crater so it will be protected against damage caused by digestive acids. It is desirable that those who receive maintenance therapy with acid reflux of mild to moderate condition. It also has less side effects, including constipation.
The anti-spasm medications also used to prevent acid reflux, even acid. An agonist of gamma amino butyric acid, an anti-spasm is generally used for reducing muscle spasms. Unlike most drugs used for acid reflux, it can also reduce acid reflux and not amplify the pressure on the lower esophageal sphincter, a muscle that separates the esophagus from the stomach and prevents the backup of stomach contents .
The most common symptoms of this disease include heartburn, difficulty swallowing, regurgitation, chest pain, dental erosion, hoarseness, asthma, dyspepsia, vomiting, and many others.
If it is left untreated, acid reflux can take several months. But drug treatment can play a vital role in the process of treating a patient.
The drugs most commonly used are:
Antacids. These drugs are used to neutralize the acids in the digestive tract and are primarily taken to relieve minor pain, such as occasional bouts of indigestion and heartburn symptoms burns. They also act to induce defense mechanisms of our stomach by increasing the secretion of mucus and bicarbonate. Many antacids are available without a prescription, even without a prescription. In addition, these drugs are one of the first to be recommended by professionals to reduce the pain caused by heartburn or mild symptoms. The three basic ingredients of antacids are magnesium, calcium and aluminum.
Suppressors such as inhibitors of histamine acid are also commonly used. histamine blockers inhibit the production of stomach acid by alienating the actions of histamine. Histamine is a chemical substance in the body which enhances the production and secretion of acid in the stomach. Antihistamines are also available without prescription and provides relief of symptoms in most patients suffering from frequent acid reflux. Patients should wait 30-90 minutes for the drugs to take effect. However, as their effect lasts six to 24 hours. In case of severe symptoms, the patient can take two doses per day. In some research, antihistamines have been shown to improve the symptoms of asthma by supporting both the acid reflux and asthma.
However, in a study dated 2001, it has been suggested that antihistamines occasionally give it a complete relief of symptoms of dyspepsia and heartburn.
Inhibitors of proton pump are also used as a medicament. Act to reduce gastric acid production to react with the cells in the lining of the stomach and release the acids produced in the stomach. However, research has shown that the use of inhibitors of proton pump raises some concerns. Side effects, although rare, are diarrhea, headache, itching and nausea. In addition, these drugs should also be kept away from pregnant and lactating women.
Another drug that is used is generally the use of agents which protect the mucosa of the gastrointestinal region. This type of drug works by binding to an ulcer crater so it will be protected against damage caused by digestive acids. It is desirable that those who receive maintenance therapy with acid reflux of mild to moderate condition. It also has less side effects, including constipation.
The anti-spasm medications also used to prevent acid reflux, even acid. An agonist of gamma amino butyric acid, an anti-spasm is generally used for reducing muscle spasms. Unlike most drugs used for acid reflux, it can also reduce acid reflux and not amplify the pressure on the lower esophageal sphincter, a muscle that separates the esophagus from the stomach and prevents the backup of stomach contents .
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