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Anti-reflux drug may not be effective for treatment of asthma
HealthJockey.com Commonly, children with uncontrolled asthma are prescribed the acid reflux drug lansoprazole, irrespective of gastro-esophageal reflux (GER) symptoms. However, professionals from the John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have put forth that … |
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Children's Asthma Not Eased by Anti-Reflux Drug
Voice of America January 25, 2012 Children's Asthma Not Eased by Anti-Reflux Drug Carol Pearson | Washington Asthma is a chronic disorder that makes it difficult to breathe. Acid reflux is a condition in which stomach acids leak upward and irritate the esophagus. Asthma Treatment Ineffective, Study Claims Proton-pump inhibitors overused for non-GERD pediatric asthma Reflux Drugs No Help for Children With Asthma |
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