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Helicobacter pylori (also know as H. Pylori)??? |
I have been having alot of indigestion and stomach pain lately and so I went to the doctor and I just found out that I have Helicobacter pylori or also known as H. Pylori and I was wondering if anyone else has had this and how it was taken care of and how they felt after getting medicine for it. The doctors has given me Prevacid 2 times a day, two 500mg tablets of amoxicillin twice a day and one 500mg tablet of Clarithromycin.......anyone with any type of experiences or information on this infection and/or the medicine would be GREATLY appreciated H. Pylori is a bacterial infection that is the most common cause of stomach ulcers, and it also causes inflammation of the stomach lining. |
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What Is Helicobacter Pylori? A peptic ulcer is a sore on the lining of the stomach or duodenum, which is the beginning of the small intestine. Peptic ulcers are common, with approximately one in... Well, first off....that answer about the baking soda drink isn't neccessarly good for you. When you reduce the acid in your stomach, those bacteria can multiply like mad (the acid does protec... The whole purpose of the treatment is to improve your condition. Have you talked to the doctor that started your treatment? He/she is the best place to get answers. ...That is the same thing. It is a stomach bacteria that can cause gastritis and uclers. It takes a combination of meds to get rid of it including bismuth (like in pepto bismol) and antibiotics. If... If your studying medicine and, it seems you are, they should provide you with these bacteria cultures or, contact a drug supply house. Maybe on the Internet. A large medical clinic. ...Ive been down the same road as you, with me it was couldn't eat my food properly, had the Helicobactor pylori treatment for seven days, but didn't do much for me, went back to the doctors... you are taking an antibiotic in combination and that may be causing the quick movement, any balanced diet would be fine as there is no proven diet beneficial in curing H. Pylori. ..."H. Pylori is bacterial/viral but it is believed to be transmitted orally so it might be contagious. Many researchers think that H. pylori is transmitted orally by means of fecal matter throug... |
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