Combination of Lansoprazole Famotidine and Mosapride in Treatment of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease
Yuan Qi
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Yuan Qi
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Objective To evaluate clinical effects of lansoprazole, famotidine and mosapride on the treatment of gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD). Methods 46 patients with GERD were randomly treated with a combination of lansoprazole, famotidine and mosapride or with ranitidine alone. Clinical effects and inflammatory lesions in lower esophagus were analyzed 4 weeks after systemic treatment. Results Clinical symptoms including acid regurgitation, heartburn, retrosternal pain were significantly relieved 4 weeks after systemic treatment. Inflammatory lesions in lower esophagus were also markedly improved (P 0.05). Conclusion A combination of lansoprazole, famotidine and mosapride is an effective way to treat GERD.
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Objective To evaluate clinical effects of lansoprazole, famotidine and mosapride on the treatment of gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD). Methods 46 patients with GERD were randomly treated with a combination of lansoprazole, famotidine and mosapride or with ranitidine alone. Clinical effects and inflammatory lesions in lower esophagus were analyzed 4 weeks after systemic treatment. Results Clinical symptoms including acid regurgitation, heartburn, retrosternal pain were significantly relieved 4 weeks after systemic treatment. Inflammatory lesions in lower esophagus were also markedly improved (P 0.05). Conclusion A combination of lansoprazole, famotidine and mosapride is an effective way to treat GERD.
Key concepts: Lansoprazole, Famotidine, Heartburn, Mosapride, GERD, Medicine, Gastroenterology, Internal medicine