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H2-Receptor Antagonist in the Prevention of Chronic Ulcer Disease Relapse K. Kikuchi 1 , T. Miwa 1 1Department of Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, Tokai University pp.521-526
Published Date 1984/5/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403107024

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 Therapeutic measures to the peptic ulcer disease―hospital administration (rest), diet, stop-smoking and drug therapy―, have been shown to produce a high healing rate. These conventional medical therapy, however, could not prevent the healed ulcer relapse which was considered as a destiny of the chronic ulcer disease.

 It is well known that H2-receptor antagonist is very effective as an anti-ulcer agent. In the short-term therapy, H2-receptor antagonist showed very high healing rate. Although, there were a few reports that discontinuation of this agent showed a high relapse rate in duodenal ulcer patients. Therefore, it is important to review the recent reports concerning about the long-term therapy of the H2-receptor antagonist. This article is a review of the H2-receptor antagonist in the prevention of chronic ulcer disease.

 In conclusion, the present available most effective anti-ulcer agents―H2-receptor antagonist―could heal the ulcer more rapidly, but cannot prevent the healed ulcer from recurring if the administration of agent was discontinued in the red scarring stage. Maintenance therapy with H2-receptor antagonist should be taken for the patients who shows high acidity of the gastric juice. Effect of H2-receptor antagonist to the defence mechanism of gastrointestinal mucosa is unclear, so combined therapy with cetraxate and/or prostaglandins should be considered.


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