What medicines should be taken for hyperacidity and acid reflux

What medicine to take for hyperacidity.

Acid reflux suggests gastroesophageal reflux disease and is clinically common. Pay attention to eating small and frequent meals in life, avoid the intake of high-fat, chocolate, coffee, strong tea and other foods, avoid sitting for a long time after meals, and exercise more. If nocturnal regurgitation is significant, it is recommended not to eat food before bedtime, and consideration may be given to raising the head of the bed by 15 degrees to reduce nocturnal reflux.

In terms of drugs**, they are mainly drugs that inhibit gastric acid secretion, as follows:

1. Proton pump inhibitors: including omeprazole, rabeprazole, lansoprazole, pantoprazole, etc., which can irreversibly combine with hydrogen-potassium-ATPase that secretes gastric acid, thereby inhibiting the production of gastric acid, increasing the pH value in the stomach, and alleviating the symptoms of heartburn and reginobicic acid;

2. Histamine H2 receptor antagonists: including famotidine, ranitidine, etc., which have weaker acid suppression effect than proton pump inhibition preparations, and are used for mild or convalescent conditions;

3. Promote gastric motility: including domperidone, mosapride, itopride, etc., to reduce the occurrence of reflux by promoting the peristalsis of the gastrointestinal tract.

These days, my stomach is uncomfortable, I always reflux acid, and I don't dare to eat more, what medicine is good for acid reflux?

It's a cold stomach, you can try to eat jealous eggs, and the specific bubble method is available on the Internet.

Oral amoxicillin and morpholine tablets plus omeprazole are good, and spicy foods are forbidden.

The stomach is called an emotional organ because a person's emotions can directly affect the normal function of the stomach. When you are in an emotional state such as irritability, stress, anxiety, etc., the digestive function of the stomach may be affected, leading to indigestion, acid reflux, heartburn and other discomforts. At the same time, the stomach can also reflect the body's illness and nervousness.

Common emotions are as follows:

1.Anxiety and nervousness: When people face stress and tension, they may feel like a heavy object has fallen in their stomach, and long-lasting potato talk may also cause acid reflux, indigestion and other uncomfortable symptoms.

2.Sadness and loss: When you are in a bad mood, the nerves and digestive enzymes in the stomach will be affected, which may cause food to stagnate in the stomach, causing discomfort such as stomach tightness, bloating, and belching.

3.Anxiety and anger: These emotions will put your body in a state of vigilance, prompting your heart to beat faster and your body temperature to rise, in this state, gastric acid secretion is more, repeatedly eroding the gastric mucosa, prone to stomach pain, acid reflux and other symptoms.

Therefore, it is very important to maintain a good attitude and mood for the health of the stomach.