Comments on: Are Drug Companies Destroying The U.S. Health Care System? http://incuspace.com/2005/12/02/are-drug-companies-destroying-the-us-health-care-system/ Providing relevant information to the blogosphere Fri, 12 Nov 2010 14:44:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Nexium Prescription http://incuspace.com/2005/12/02/are-drug-companies-destroying-the-us-health-care-system/comment-page-1/#comment-7112 Nexium Prescription Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:42:40 +0000 http://incuspace.com/2005/12/02/are-drug-companies-destroying-the-us-health-care-system/#comment-7112 My name is Jon Star and i would like to show you my personal experience with Nexium. I am 34 years old. Great medicine. I only hope that I don't become dependant on it. But as my esphogus heals then maybe I'll be able to take an OTC PPI if my symtoms re-occur and I catch them ASAP! Can't wait for a generic. BLUE CROSS of MA won't pay for Nexium unless I start on generic Prilosec, then Protonix, then if both of those failed, they would pay for Nexium. I hate BLUE CROSS! My Dr. was great in giving me 7 weeks of samples when he heard this and Aztra-Zeneca gave me a 7-day coupon I re-deemed at my local pharmacy(with a written 7-day script from my Dr.) No major side effect. Sometimes a feeling of indigestion/bloated, possibly due to low or no stomach acid as a result of a PPI. So, I am sure to chew my food well and not to eat large portions. I have introduced foods/drinks back into my diet, that before taking Nexium would otherwise bring-on reflux symtoms. Fruit juices and citric acid containing drinks still are bothersome. But, I've eaten Pizza, and am able to drink coffee/tea, both decaf(not to excess though.) A little at a time. I do not drink any alcohol! I still limit any food intake 3 hours before bedtime and try to sleep on my left side. Nexium has given me the greatest relief as compared to all OTC H2 and OTC PPI's. I'm on week 5 of an 8 week treatment. I hope this information will be useful to others, Jon Star My name is Jon Star and i would like to show you my personal experience with Nexium.

I am 34 years old. Great medicine. I only hope that I don’t become dependant on it. But as my esphogus heals then maybe I’ll be able to take an OTC PPI if my symtoms re-occur and I catch them ASAP! Can’t wait for a generic. BLUE CROSS of MA won’t pay for Nexium unless I start on generic Prilosec, then Protonix, then if both of those failed, they would pay for Nexium. I hate BLUE CROSS! My Dr. was great in giving me 7 weeks of samples when he heard this and Aztra-Zeneca gave me a 7-day coupon I re-deemed at my local pharmacy(with a written 7-day script from my Dr.)

No major side effect. Sometimes a feeling of indigestion/bloated, possibly due to low or no stomach acid as a result of a PPI. So, I am sure to chew my food well and not to eat large portions. I have introduced foods/drinks back into my diet, that before taking Nexium would otherwise bring-on reflux symtoms. Fruit juices and citric acid containing drinks still are bothersome. But, I’ve eaten Pizza, and am able to drink coffee/tea, both decaf(not to excess though.) A little at a time. I do not drink any alcohol! I still limit any food intake 3 hours before bedtime and try to sleep on my left side. Nexium has given me the greatest relief as compared to all OTC H2 and OTC PPI’s. I’m on week 5 of an 8 week treatment.

I hope this information will be useful to others,
Jon Star

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