Effectiveness of Esomeprazole in Managing Heartburn and Regurgitation in Long-Term NSAID Users

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People taking NSAIDs often experience heartburn and acid regurgitation. This study looked at whether esomeprazole can help relieve these symptoms. Across several clinical trials, esomeprazole was found to be more effective than a placebo or another medication in reducing heartburn and acid regurgitation.

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