Cimetidine is a commonly used drug to treat gastric diseases. The effect of this medicine is to prevent the occurrence of gastric acid. An example of this situation is called gastroesophageal reflux disease, which is the stomach contents retrograde back to the esophagus from the stomach, causing inflammation of the inner wall of the esophagus, leading to indigestion. The heat is often called heartburn, especially shortly before sleep. It can also lead to sour or unpleasant taste in the mouth. This can affect almost 10-20% of people. Many risk factors increase the possibility of this situation, which needs to be addressed in the long run. In the short term, it may be meaningful to minimize the occurrence of gastric acid and reduce symptoms. This is where Simidean comes into play. Cimetidine inhibits receptors in gastric wall tissue and prevents gastric acid secretion. That is to say, gastric acid has less stimulation to the esophagus, which will induce symptoms. Simitidine is a famous brand. Tagamet comes from the pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline, but there are several other brands that are rarely known. It was first sold in 1976, and soon became the first choice of so-called “weight” drug therapy, and brought considerable profits to the business. It was originally a prescription drug, but now it does not need a prescription and can be used as an over-the-counter drug. This medicine is not as widely used as before. Because other drugs have been introduced. These drugs usually improve the end result of gastroesophageal reflux disease. For example, omeprazole, a proton pump inhibitor.

In the 1990s, cimetidine was strongly recommended for many skin diseases, such as mantis caused by virus infection or mantis. The recommended dosage is 40mg kg/day, but please consult a health management expert first. This mechanism speculates that the drug has strengthened the immune system. Some studies have shown that the biomarker value of immune activity in the skin of patients with mantis has increased, but it has indeed improved. There is a lot of evidence that mantis or mantis will disappear when using this drug. Some early scientific studies did not use the control group, which shows that it is very effective in treating mantis. However, mantis usually disappears on its own(possibly for a period of time) and is quite sensitive to default. The question that must be asked is whether cimetidine is effective against Mantis or whether it is really an expensive default. Recently, someone conducted a study on the control groups. These control groups provided a placebo with their eyes covered and thought it was a drug. Unfortunately, it was better to use placebo than Tagami to treat mantis. If you have mantis or mantis, please seek help and advice from a medical expert to determine the best treatment.