Re: Fw: Rash saw Dr. Today

October 31, 2001

Penny,

What Are the Drugs Used for Treating Gastroesophageal Reflux?

Antacids, H2 blockers, proton-pump inhibitors - what's the difference

between them and how can they relieve your GERD symptoms? This

article will answer your questions.

At 3:53 PM -0800 10/31/01, Phoenix Rising wrote:

> I Saw the Dr. today, it is a yeast infection of the skin, have a topical

>cream prescribed. She (a sub for my DR.) also changed my anti depressants to

>a new one..... CELEXA and was amazed it had not been changed long ago, I may

>be normal yet LOL, for the nausea ....MAXERAN and for acid reflux.....

>LOSEC. (one of these moves the food through faster as right now it can take

>3 to four days for food and meds to go through. If this does not work she

>says we will try another (sounds like retadine?????) and then if that does

>not work, I would qualify (through government) for the pump thingy Steve

>mentioned.

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