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Treatment goals for GERD
-alleviate symptoms
-promote healing of inflamed mucosa
-decrease frequency
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treatment of GERD phases
I: intermittent mild heartburn can use OTC Histamine (H2) blockers or antacids
GERD lifestyle modifications
-elevate HOB 30 degress
-dietary changes
-smoking cessation
-avoid alcohol
-avoid drugs that lower esophageal: ASA, NSAIDS, nitraites, ca channel beta blockers)
Antacids
-for mild and occasional relief of heartburn
-neutralizes gastric acids
-contain AI, Mg, Ca salts alone or in combo: Gaviscon
-food prolongs pH lowering effects to 2 hrs
-AE: aluminim containing can cause constipation and Mg can cause diarrhea; interferes with absorption of other drugs; Al salts may cause problems in renal insifficiency pts; Ca --> gas
H2 Blockers
-decrease gastric acid secretion
-nocturnal basal secretion as well as meal related acid production
-Cimetidine, Ranitidine, famotidine (Pepcid), nizatidine
-should be taken once in morning and once at night
H2 blockers cont
-Cimetidine has most sig effect on cytochrome P450-->DI
-Ranitidine can be used in infants with GERD (fewest DI)
-Famotidine has longest duration of effect
-if using H2 blockers for healing esophagitis use high doses
-AE: HA, fatigue, dizziness, constipation or diarrhea
Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs)
-superior effects and drug of choice for mod to svere GERD
-MOA: bind to cysteine residues on parietal cell's H+/K+ pump --> marked acid suppression
-Esomeprazole (Nexium), Omeprazole (Prilosec), Iansoprazole (Prevacid), rabeprazole and pantoprazole (Protonix)
PPI pharm
-P450 metabolism so DI may occur
-less w/pantoprazole
-dose prior to meals
-cat B
-Pantoprazole, iansoprazole, esomeprazole avail in IV form
-also useful for PUD
-AE: N, constipation,flatulence, diarrhea, HA
Sulcrafate
-for GERD
-cross-links and adheres to epithelial cells and ulcer craters --> sticky and viscous gel
-protects tissue from hydolysis and local inflamm damage
-AE: constipation
most pts with chornic GERD require
-long term acid suppressive therapy!
3 types of peptic ulcers
1. Helicobacter pylori
2. NSAIDs
3. Stress Ulcers
NSAIDs and PUD
-acidic and other direct toxic effects on gastric mucosa
-ASA is most damaging
-adherence of neutrophils to blood vessels
-inhibition of COX enzymes which leads to decreased production of protective prostaglandins
Complications of PUD
-upper GI bleed
-perforation
-obstruction
-H.pylori increases the risk of gastric cancer
Treatment of H. pylori
-eradication of H.pylori
-3 drug regimen:
-2 abx (clarithromycin + metronidazole or clarithromycin + amoxicillin* and PPI for 14 days (prevpack)-take on empty stomach
-Bismuth based 4 drug regimens (2 abx + bismuth + PPI) 4x/day; stool and tongue turns black, N/V/C, salicylate toxicity
Pylera
-Bismuth, metronidazole, tetracycline
-add omeprazole BID
-3 pylera capsules 4x after meals and at bedtime plus 1 omeprazole capsule at breakfast and at dinner with full glass of H20
-less $$ than prevpac
Bismuth preps and PUD
-Pepto and ranitidine busmuth citrate...
NSAID-induced ulcers
-stop NSAID or go to a partially selective NSAID such as meloxicam or COX 2 inhibitors
-add PPI
-add PPI if you must continue NSAID therapy
Maintenance of Ulcer healing and prevention of recurrent ulcers
-maintenance indications: recurrent, bleeding, pts on NSAIDs, heavy smoking
-therapy includes: H2 blockers, PPIs, sucralfate
prevention of NSAID-induced ulcers in high risk pts
-Cotherapy with PPIs or H2 blockers
-PPIs more effective
-H2 blockers should not be used as cotherapy with a nonselective NSAID for prophylaxis
-cotherapy with misoprostol (cat X) a prostaglandin E1, PGe1 analog: combo product is Arthrotec
Misoptostol
-diarrhea common AE
-preg cat X