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H pylori infection

2019-09-08 10:29:21
I had infected with h pylori and as doctor said initial stages of ulcer and had 2 course of medication and now having 3 rd course of medication and he now gave aciloc, pantoacid and sucrace O medicines and he gave medicine for 2 months and now it's almost completed 2 months of medication and still it's not getting cured as mild pain is getting continue. So is it curable?
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Even after eradication of h PYLORI SYMPTOMS may PERSIST. Sometimes it is difficult to control. But with proper treatment, dietery and lifestyle changes  majority of cases heal.

Answered2019-09-08 15:55:54

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