What is the difference between a peptic, gastric and duodenal ulcer and what are some natural ways to deal?

the discomfort of them? Also, what organ is located about an inch above the navel and to my right (would be an observers left)?

GASTRIC ULCER:
Ulceration of the GASTRIC MUCOSA due to contact with GASTRIC JUICE. It is often associated with HELICOBACTER PYLORI infection or consumption of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS).
symptoms are:
1)Recurrent abdominal pain - dull and burning type pain usually located in epigastric area (area between belly button and rib cage)
2)Abdominal pain after food
3)Abdominal pain at night
4)Blood in vomit
5)Nausea
6)Anorexia
7)Black stools
8)Fatigue
9)Breathlessness

The list of conventional treatments are;
Symptomatic relief: antacid preparations
Anti-acid medications: "Proton-Pump" inhibitors (eg omeprazole, lansoprazole), H2 antagonists (eg ranitidine, cimetidine)
Eradication of Helicobacter pylori infection: oral antibiotics, proton pump inhibitor
Avoidance of NSAID medications (aspirin, ibuprofen (Nurofen, Brufen etc)
Surgery - partial gastrectomy

PEPTIC ULCERS
A peptic ulcer is a sore on the lining of the stomach or duodenum, which is the beginning of the small intestine.

List of causes or underlying conditions;
1)Helicobacter pylori bacteria
2)Excess stomach acid
3)Stomach cancer
4)Pancreatic cancer
5)GERD - a cause of esophageal ulcers
6)Zollinger-Ellison syndrome

Treatments for gastrointestinal bleeding:
Emergency treatment - if gastrointestinal bleeding from a bleeding ulcer is suspected
Blood transfusions
See also treatment of anemia - because anemia can result from gastrointestinal bleeding and its blood loss.
Discontinue causative medications - for NSAIDs and other secondary causes
Antibiotics - mainly for the treatment of H Pylori infections

Natural method of treatment;
Lifestyle changes
Diet changes
Avoid ulcer triggering foods
Avoid spicy food
Avoid fatty foods
Avoid alcohol
Avoid caffeine
Quit smoking
Reduce stress

DUODENAL ULCER
A peptic ulcer located in the DUODENUM
Some of the possible causes of Duodenal ulcer include:
Excess stomach acid
Helicobacter pylori bacteria

Mostly similar to symptoms of peptic ulcers
Abdominal pain
Abdominal pain after meals
Pain below the ribs
Gastrointestinal bleeding

You must always seek professional medical advice about any treatment or change in treatment plans.

peptic and gastric are the same
duodenal occurs in the duodenom
they usually present different symptoms-before versus after eating. the area you ask about is the upper right quadrant and there are many organs there-ranging from gall bladder to part of your liver, intestines, etc.

Fresh aloe vera. I eat it before,and after meals. And if really have pain, i eat a little during the day. It cures my stomach ulcer and it cures it when it comes back after eating lots of sugar and getting off my healthy diet of mostly vegetables

Hello.
My advice, based on the Edgar Cayce readings to help relieve the discomfort and prevent ulcers are:

to drink cold water;

Beware of stimuli, especially alcohol. No condiments nor highly seasoned foods: spices, peppers, pickles, kraut or such (duodenal ulcer);

Whole wheat, pressed, cleansed and pressed into well prepared gruel with milk and only beet sugar, in small quantities. Graham crackers may be used;

Breakfast have gruels of corn or rice or such. Little or none of citrus fruit;

Well cooked vegetables of leafy nature. No potatoes, carrots, beets, nor turnips or anything of such;

Steel cut oats well cooked, dry cereal which carry vitamin in same, with plenty of milk and malted milks (duodenal ulcers);

Keep away from malt however malted milk is very well. If the raw egg yolk is taken in malted milk once a day it will be most beneficial (duodenal ulcers);

Plenty of cabbage in slaw, thoroughly grated, used with whichever character of dressing is desired (duodenal ulcers).

duodenal is right above your stomach, gastric is in it, peptic is in the intestine below it.

Get tested for H pyllori, NOW! This is a bacteria that often is the culprit. A month of medication, and the problem is gone.

Not a thing to play around with.

Possibly your spleen

For peptic ulcer take Tagament you will have to get it from your doctor, but worth it because over time it will seal up the hole and make you better. Just think no more ulcer to worry about.

People with stomach ulcers usually describes the pain as being widespread over the upper abdomen (may be a little left side). When someone has a duodenal ulcer the pain is typically described as sharp and burning in nature with a specific tender point located in the middle or right side of upper abdomen.

You can find both modern and alternative managements in:
http://www.shen-nong.com/eng/health/pept...