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Report of endoscopy.

2023-05-25 10:25:13
Finding: Oesophagus : Normal mucosa, GE junction at 35 with normal Z line. Stomach :                       Fundus- Normal mucosa and fold ...................Body -- Normal mucosa and Fold ...,...Antrum - normal ...pylorus - Normal Doedenum - D¹ - Deformed D² - Normal Mucosa and Fold Impression: Deformed D1 RUT for H. Pylori - Postive / negative And it has ticked on positive  in the report . Doctors , this is endoscopy report so pls doctor can it be treated through medicine or is it serious?
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Start medication asap Clarithromycine Amoxiclav Ppi Sucralfate

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No need to worry about...you have h pylori infection in your stomach..it can be treated with 14 days antibiotic (tab pylokit bd for 14 days) course and after that 2 month of PANTOP course

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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2023-05-26 02:16:30

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Yes, it can be treated

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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So H pylori infection is positive Course of antibiotics with POI needed

Answered2023-05-25 11:43:18

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It states that there is H.pylori infection,for which a combination of antibiotics and ppi is given for a period of time,which eradicates the bacteria.
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Take the prescribed treatment by your doctor.

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Can be treated with medication and diet modifications.dont worry

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As per your description RUT for HPylori tested positive.Accordingly your doctor may have prescribed treatment for the eradication of h pylori infection.You should be fine after the treatment,you may have to continue with the PPI for few more weeks.

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