The doctor asked me, when I have acid reflux, what medicine should I take?

2 days ago, my tongue pushed out a lot of saliva which made me very uncomfortable. I have to swallow saliva all the time and it doesn't go away. I went to the pharmacy and they said I had acid reflux. I've been drinking for 2 days now and I don't feel any better, I always have a lot of saliva in my mouth. So the doctor asked me what is the cause of the excessive salivation in the mouth?

I am infected with HP virus. I'm on antibiotics but I feel hungry or cold behind my shoulder. So can I ask if it's okay to be hungry or cold behind the shoulder when treating HP infection?

Gastric acid is an essential catalytic component in the process of food digestion taking place in the stomach. However, if there is an abnormality that leads to increased secretion of this catalyst, it will cause a number of related diseases such as stomach pain, reflux ... To handle this situation, the treatment method The most commonly used treatment is the use of drugs to reduce gastric acid secretion.