Mind-Gut pills target stubborn heartburn
NCT ID NCT06945237
Summary
This study tested whether medications that affect brain-gut communication could help people with chronic acid reflux disease (GERD). Researchers wanted to see if these drugs could help patients who still have symptoms despite taking standard acid-reducing medications. The trial involved 164 adults with GERD to compare the effectiveness and safety of these neuromodulator medications.
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Shanghai Jiaotong university，renji hospital
Shanghai, Shanghai Municipality, China
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