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What medicine should I take for acid reflux?

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Question:
The doctor asked me, what medicine should I take when I have acid reflux?
Vu (1983)
Answer:
Hello, in the case of gastric reflux, doctors usually use groups of drugs to reduce gastric acid secretion and drugs to neutralize stomach acid. Thank you for your question to Vinmec.com website.
MSc. Dr. Nguyen Phuoc Lam - Department of Medical Examination & Internal Medicine, Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital.

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