[Efficacy of gastrosidine (famotidine) in the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux at the reflux esophagitis stage].
Iu V Vasil'ev, Li Ia
Abstract
Iu V Vasil'ev, Li Ia
Abstract
There is a disclosure of the results of the therapy of gastroesophageal reflux disease at the stage of reflux esophagitis with gastrosidin (famotidine), 40 mg twice a day during 4-8 weeks. The dosage of gastrosidin (famotidine) was reduced to 40 mg a day only if side effects appeared: diarrhea (4) and urticaria (3). After four weeks of treatment, endoscopic symptoms of esophagitis disappeared in 17 patients out of 28 (60.7%), and a positive dynamics was recorded in 11 patients. After eight weeks of treatment, the disappearance of endoscopic symptoms of esophagitis was recorded in 7 patients out of 8 (including the healing of the peptic esophagus ulcer in one patient). Three patients (who were feeling good) refused to undergo a control endoscopic examination.
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There is a disclosure of the results of the therapy of gastroesophageal reflux disease at the stage of reflux esophagitis with gastrosidin (famotidine), 40 mg twice a day during 4-8 weeks. The dosage of gastrosidin (famotidine) was reduced to 40 mg a day only if side effects appeared: diarrhea (4) and urticaria (3). After four weeks of treatment, endoscopic symptoms of esophagitis disappeared in 17 patients out of 28 (60.7%), and a positive dynamics was recorded in 11 patients. After eight weeks of treatment, the disappearance of endoscopic symptoms of esophagitis was recorded in 7 patients out of 8 (including the healing of the peptic esophagus ulcer in one patient). Three patients (who were feeling good) refused to undergo a control endoscopic examination.
Key concepts: Medicine, Reflux esophagitis, Famotidine, Reflux, Gastroenterology, Esophagitis, Internal medicine, Esophagus