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Mechanism of action of dug prostaglandin in peptic ulcer disease and how it works -
ANSWER Mechanism of Action of Prostaglandin Receptor: Prostaglandin receptor is
releasing gastric mucus and controlling excessive acidic environment in stomach. PG inhibits
the acid secretion by opposing the camp generation. PG suppressed the camp in parietal
cells and it have protective factor to prevent ulcer formation.
Who should avoid in antacids and what to look for - ANSWER For example, people
with heart failure may have sodium restrictions to help decrease fluid buildup. However,
antacids often contain a lot of sodium. These people should ask their doctor before using
antacids.
People with kidney failure may develop a buildup of aluminum after using antacids. This can
lead to aluminum toxicity. People with kidney failure also tend to have problems with
electrolyte balance. All antacids contain electrolytes, which could make electrolyte balance
problems worse.
Too much calcium can cause:
Nausea
Vomiting
Mental status changes
Kidney stones
Excess calcium can also lead to alkalosis. In this condition, your body doesn't make enough
acid to function properly.
Heart burn complaints for treatment - ANSWER 1. A burning pain in the chest that
usually occurs after eating and may occur at night 2. Pain that worsens when lying down or
bending over 3. Bitter or acidic taste in the mouth
Treatment:
1
Mechanism of action of dug prostaglandin in peptic ulcer disease and how it works -
ANSWER Mechanism of Action of Prostaglandin Receptor: Prostaglandin receptor is
releasing gastric mucus and controlling excessive acidic environment in stomach. PG inhibits
the acid secretion by opposing the camp generation. PG suppressed the camp in parietal
cells and it have protective factor to prevent ulcer formation.
Who should avoid in antacids and what to look for - ANSWER For example, people
with heart failure may have sodium restrictions to help decrease fluid buildup. However,
antacids often contain a lot of sodium. These people should ask their doctor before using
antacids.
People with kidney failure may develop a buildup of aluminum after using antacids. This can
lead to aluminum toxicity. People with kidney failure also tend to have problems with
electrolyte balance. All antacids contain electrolytes, which could make electrolyte balance
problems worse.
Too much calcium can cause:
Nausea
Vomiting
Mental status changes
Kidney stones
Excess calcium can also lead to alkalosis. In this condition, your body doesn't make enough
acid to function properly.
Heart burn complaints for treatment - ANSWER 1. A burning pain in the chest that
usually occurs after eating and may occur at night 2. Pain that worsens when lying down or
bending over 3. Bitter or acidic taste in the mouth
Treatment:
1
