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'When you stop taking the drugs, you are effectively releasing the brakes from the proton pump cells, and they initially react by producing more acid, ' he says. 'Around half of all patients will suffer this rebound effect. I usually advise patients to go cold turkey for a couple of days, or use over-the-counter treatments such as Gaviscon until things settle down. ' Gaviscon helps by forming a protective layer on top of the stomach's contents to stop acid leaking back into the gullet. 'But a step-down approach, where patients take a 10mg dose instead of 20mg for a week before coming off the drugs, also works well, ' says Dr Sanderson. He adds that some patients are switched to another type of drug, an H2 blocker, which is less likely to cause the acid rebound effect. The drugs, which work by suppressing the release of acid by cells called proton pumps (found in the stomach lining), can make chronic heartburn even worse when patients first stop taking them [File photo] Acne drug that triggers spots Around 30, 000 people in the UK take the drug Roaccutane for severe acne.
