A quick remedy for reflux?

I'm a Crohn's sufferer and a GERD patient for 14 years. I take Nexium 40 mg x 2 and of course a lot of other lovely meds for crohn's. More than a week ago, I started to have nausea, so I took Zofran and Alizapride for a couple of days but in vain. I saw the GP and she gave me 2 tablets of Motilium and they did miracles and pushed reflux down. Unfortunately, I abused Motilium for 6 years and ended up w z risk of hyperprolactinoma. So, I can't take any domperidones.
What I'm suffering from most is reflux esp at night though I follow all the giudelines. Elevated bed, v restricted diet, never skip meds. I wake up every day w severe headache and sore throat coz of reflux.
Any clues will be highly appreciated.

Denise, thank you very much. Well, I don't find relief w these meds anymore. I used to in the past but now no. But it's worse trying. The height of the bed is around 4 pillows high. Should I raise it more?

i have 40 yrs experience with reflux. even with meds like nexium or prilosec i can still get some reflux at times. i've found that zantac or its generic is the most fast acting one for quick relief.

raising the head of the bed seems better than pillows and wedges. however i found 7" to be ridiculously high for me and my wife. not saying it don't work for others. bed bath and beyond sells nice little sets of 7" and 4" bed risers. before buying something like that, try bricks or boards under the head of the bed wheels so you can add and subtract and find a height that is comfortable for everybody in the bed. when you get the right height then buy or build something nice and permanent that the wheels won't roll off of.

the problem with pillows and wedges is your body bends which can cause hip pain over time. raising the head of the bed keeps the body itself flat on the mattress rather than bent someplace in the middle.

Denise and Greatunclebill, thank you very much. It never crossed my mind that sleeping on pillows is that harnful. All these years I have been harming my esophagus!! I can't believe it. It's true that one has to ask experienced people. I mentioned sleeping on pillows to doctors, but not my GI, and they never said anything. Really I appreciate it.
Take care :)

Thank you. Same to you.

No, I don't. Thank you.

NoDoubtLOve, could you please tell me what's Aleo Vera gel? Thank you.