Needs complete treatment

As you have tested positive for h pylori infection,you definitely need eradication therapy that includes an antibiotic for 10-14 days

The diagnosis of “mild gastritis” does not by itself explain the whole story; the H. pylori result plus longstanding weight loss deserves a more complete evaluation and, in most cases, eradication therapy rather than probiotics alone. The most useful next step is to read the actual pathology report and decide whether the patient needs standard H. pylori treatment and a weight-loss workup.

From your endoscopy report, a few things come out: 1. You have H. pylori infection. 2. You have mild gastritis. 3. You have loose lower esophageal sphincter. 4. You have lost weight. The most serious fact is that you are losing weight. It can aggravate further. So a quick response is needed to control all these factors.

Continue the treatment, no problem.because without antibiotic therapy ,h, pylori infection is increased day by day and its convert into mild to severe form of gastritis and so on .get well soon.

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Hi, Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance. Feel free to consult me for further assistance.

have reviewed the reports you shared. The endoscopy findings suggest non-erosive antral gastritis, and there is no evidence of ulcer, mass lesion, or stricture, which is reassuring. The Rapid Urease Test (RUT) is reported as positive for H. pylori, and your prescription also mentions H. pylori-positive gastritis with possible IBS and anxiety-related symptoms. Take the prescribed medications regularly as directed. Avoid spicy, oily, fried, and highly processed foods. Avoid smoking, alcohol, and excessive caffeine intake. Eat small, frequent meals instead of large meals. Maintain good hydration and focus on adequate calorie and protein intake to support weight gain. Manage stress and anxiety, as they can significantly worsen gastritis and IBS symptoms. Monitor your weight and appetite over the next few weeks. Seek prompt medical attention if you develop persistent vomiting, gastrointestinal bleeding (black stools or blood in stools), severe abdominal pain, or progressive weight loss.

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Hi If H.pylori is positive better to proceed with antibiotic combination with vonoprazan Weight loss could be because of gastritis itself but you need further evaluation for that Wishing you a speedy recovery If needed further details pls contact Eight754five64nine64

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You can follow triple therapy for h pylori . Ppi are must and useful for h pylori

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Hello! First of all, please take a deep breath and give yourself some peace of mind. It is completely understandable to feel worried about losing 7 kg over the years and seeing a positive H. pylori infection report. However, looking closely at your clinical reports ,your gastroenterologist has actually made a highly calculated, brilliant, and protective decision for your body. When patients read about H. pylori online, they expect a heavy, aggressive course of 3 to 4 harsh antibiotics. Let me explain exactly why avoiding them right now is the best medical strategy for you, and what your current treatment means: —Why Antibiotics Were Avoided: According to your prescription your weight is currently 41.3 kg. A standard 14-day chemical antibiotic course for H. pylori is notoriously heavy. In a body with a low BMI, it frequently triggers severe nausea, completely kills off the remaining appetite, and wrecks good gut bacteria. Giving you those antibiotics right now would likely cause you to lose even more weight, which your body cannot afford. —The "Food Residues ++" & IBS Connection: Your endoscopy report i notes "food residues ++" in your stomach, meaning your digestion is currently very sluggish and food is sitting in your stomach longer than it should. Combined with "Likely IBS and Anxiety," your brain-gut axis is highly sensitive. This sensitivity is the true root cause behind your 4-5 years of poor appetite and gradual weight loss.

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