what is the difference between Nexium and protonix?
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Pantoprazole (Protonix)\nEsomeprazole (Nexium)\n\nInfo sites below
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From my experience all medications have the same ingredients whether they are off brand of brand name. chemically they provide the same relief so just look at the ingredients on you sinus medications and you'll see there is no difference and there is no need to compare, you may just want to weigh what symptoms the medicines take care of
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Benzhexol HCL is used to treat Parkinson's disease and to counter the effect of antipsychotic medications. But an overdose can bring on hallucinations. \n\nAlso is uses for cancer treatment
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I suffered from a very severe case of gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD) for many years.\n\nI finally started to take Nexium and in about three weeks, it went away.\n\nI was on Nexium for about three years. During that time, I researched human nutrition and the digestive system.\n\nI decided to start doing cardiovascular exercises and weight lifting/plyometric exercises that would strengthen my core. \n\nKeeping those core muscles strong gives your entire body rigid support, which means you don't slump over. This is the first step in resolving GERD. Essentially, the valve that is supposed to stay closed once food enters your stomach needs an upright body to work better.\n\nNext, I stopped eating all fast food. The processed sugars, processed salts, and saturated fats are very challenging for your stomach to break down. It irritates your stomach into releasing more digestive acid than is needed.\n\nSwitching to whole foods, eating smaller meals, but more meals, also helped to reduce my GERD.\n\nThe drastic reduction of dairy products in my diet, especially ice cream, was a huge contributing factor.\n\nYou are going to hate this tidbit, but, chocolate is a significant cause of GERD. There are chemicals in chocolate that cause your gastric valve to open, so, you gotta go easy, very easy, with chocolate.\n\nSoda, due to its carbonation, contributes to GERD. Your gastric valve automatically opens in the presence of carbonation. This is why you belch when drinking soda.\n\nIt took a while, but, I was able to wean myself off Nexium, and I no longer suffer from GERD.\n\nI continue to exercise, stressing cardiovascular and plyometric exercises, like pushups, situps, pull-ups, dips . . . And, I continue to consume a whole foods diet. I miss eating chocolate the way I used to, but, I feel so much healthier. And, as a result of this, I lost 73 lbs.\n\nYes, being overweight causes GERD also.\n\nHope you find this information helpful.\n\nCheck in with Answers every now and then and let us know what you are doing and how it is coming along.\n\nPeace.
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I don't know but the only difference is that they have a better grip for when you insert it and that it's stronger (like SUPER tampons but not as big).\n\nhttp://www.playtexsport.com/
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Hi! No, they're totally different.  Xenadrine gives you energy, that's it.  And Xenical blocks the fat from your food to be absorbed
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Took me a while:\n\nMirapex is marketed by Pfizer and Boehringer Ingelheim Ltd. It was approved in 1997 for the treatment of Parkinson’s symptoms. Mirapex (pramipexole) is also used in lower doses to treat restless legs syndrome (.125 mg daily versus 4.5 mg daily for Parkinson’s). It is also being used off-label to treat depression as well as some sleep disorders\nhttp://www.mirapexgambling.com/
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To reduce side effects of PANTOPRAZOLE (PROTONIX®), be sure to swallow the tablets whole with a drink of water (8 oz); do not crush, break, or chew. Take your doses at regular intervals. In addition, avoid frequent use of drinks with caffeine or alcohol, smoke, and illegal drugs.\n\nSome of the more severe side effects of PROTONIX® that require for you to contact your prescriber or health care professional are listed at DrugDigest.org. And these are: \n\n•fever or sore throat\n•     redness, blistering, peeling or loosening of  the skin, including inside the mouth\n•     skin rash, itching\n•     unusual bleeding or bruising\n•     unusual weakness or tiredness\n•     yellowing of the eyes or skin\n \nLess serious side effects are side effects that usually do not require medical attention, but it is recommended that you report to your prescriber or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome. These are:\n\n•     diarrhea\n•     dizziness\n•     dry skin\n•     headache\n•     nausea/vomiting\n•     stomach pain or gas\n•     tiredness\n\nBoth of these medicines, RABEPRAZOLE (ACIPHEX™) and PANTOPRAZOLE (PROTONIX®), prevents the production of acid in the stomach. Therefore the side effects are the same.\n\nHope this answers your question,
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It's the third one.  Formic is stronger than benzoic, which is stronger than acetic, which is stronger than phenol.  The lower the pKa, the higher ionization and the more H+ produced.
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http://www.neis.com/chemnames/s/Sulfuric_Acid.html
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I used to take Nexium for hart burn. It said on it that it could case vivid dreams and it did. I also seemed to remember my dreems much better then when I wans not takeing it.
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No it does not matter.  I started on Nexium 2 months ago and I take mine in the morning.  Whatever is easiest for you to remember.  It works great!
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Both drugs are once-daily alpha blockers for increasing urine flow for patients with benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH).  While they are in the same class of drugs, they definitely have different chemical makeups.  \n\nHowever, what's probably most important to a patient is which drug is efficacious and which is safe.  There is nothing that would suggest one drug is more effective than the other, but based on the official clinical trial data, Uroxatral seems to have a far lower rate of side effects than Flomax.  Just for example, Uroxatral reported that 5.7% of patients on the drug experienced dizziness, whereas Flomax had 14.9%.  \n\nIt is important to note that different drugs work differently in some people, so someone may take both drugs and have dizziness from Uroxatral but no dizziness from Flomax.  It is important to talk to your physician or urologist about which drug may be best for you.  Best of luck.
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Pfizer\n\nhttp://www.pfizerch.com/default.aspx
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If an insurance company tries to substitute Drug X for Norvasc, beware. Not all drugs within the same class are equivalent. Check with your doctor first.
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