5.) Apply Pressure to Stop a Sneeze Attack. 1  Apply pressure on the upper lip with your finger and thumb. 2  Press your upper lip with pressure and bend it towards your nose. 3  This will help to stop the sensation or the urge to sneeze.4  You can try applying pressure on your ear lobe to stop a sneeze..) Apply Pressure to Stop a Sneeze Attack. 1  Apply pressure on the upper lip with your finger and thumb. 2  Press your upper lip with pressure and bend it towards your nose. 3  This will help to stop the sensation or the urge to sneeze.
You experience heartburn and acid regurgitation more often than most people when you have gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Your doctor may recommend trying over-the-counter (OTC) antacids in conjunction with diet and lifestyle changes to treat these symptoms.
It takes over an hour for a PPI to take effect, so if you wait until you already have heartburn to take the GERD medication, you could be waiting a while for relief. In that situation a topical medication is best (Maalox, Tums, etc.) since they work right away. One interesting PPI, Zegerid, is different and can provide relief after heartburn strikes. Zegerid contains a PPI (omeprazole, which is the same active ingredient in Prilosec) and sodium bicarbonate (similar to Tums).