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NEXIUM is a type of medicine known as an acid pump inhibitor (also known as a proton pump inhibitor, or PPI). The lining of your stomach contains millions of special cells that produce acid via "acid pumps." It is the job of these pumps to produce the acid that helps in the digestion of food.

NEXIUM works by decreasing the acid produced by these acid pumps. NEXIUM turns off (deactivates) some of the pumps to keep acid production under control. By reducing acid production in the stomach, NEXIUM reduces the amount of acid backing up into the esophagus and causing reflux symptoms. But don't worry, you still have enough acid to take care of digestion.

Prolonged acid reflux can, over time, slowly wear away or erode the delicate lining of your esophagus. Only a doctor can determine if you have this damage. NEXIUM can help heal this damage. In clinical tests, up to 94% of patients were healed with NEXIUM. Your results may vary.

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What else can I do to manage my condition?

In addition to taking NEXIUM, your doctor may suggest making changes to your lifestyle to help control your symptoms. Here are some common lifestyle changes that can help you feel better:

Eat small meals - Try eating 4-5 small meals throughout the day, so your stomach doesn't feel too full
Avoid spicy and acidic foods and drinks - The following foods and drinks can make symptoms worse:
- Coffee/Tea (decaffeinated and regular)
- Spices
- Onions
- Carbonated beverages
- Tomatoes and tomato juice/sauce
- Alcoholic beverages
- Pepper
- Citrus fruits (oranges and grapefruits)
- Chocolate
- Fried/fatty foods
- Peppermint
Stop smoking - Smoking relaxes your LES and allows stomach acid to leak up into your esophagus. It's a good idea to stop smoking anyway!
Lose weight - Being overweight can put extra pressure on your stomach, which could make your symptoms worse
Wear loose clothing - Don't wear clothes that are tight around your waist because they can put extra pressure on your stomach
Don't lie down after eating - Wait 3 hours after you've eaten before bending over or lying down to help keep acid from going up into your esophagus
Raise the head of your bed - This position helps keep the acid where it belongs in the stomach - and could lead to a better night's rest
Write it down! - Keep a record of your symptoms; what causes them, and what medicines you take to control them. This record will show you what foods and drinks to avoid and what makes you feel better. Click here to get your On the Go! Diary Palm program.

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