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What is the best longterm treatment for drug induced gerd and epigastric pain if someone take meds for chronic conditions,&name of drug please?
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Depends: The best drug for you depends on many factors, including what other medical conditions you have and medications you take. An antihistamine acid blocker or a proton pump inhibitor are most commonly prescribed to treat GERD. (examples are ranitidine or omeprazole)
Answered 6/19/2017
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