Stomach pain

2020-05-28 04:45:12
Before 6 month i diagnosis with mild h pylori infection after that i take antibiotics to remove it, can h pylori re occurs? After 6 months doctors said that i have gastritis that means h pylori are back? is there some test to know about hpylori i already done with upper endo please advise
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Upper GI endoscopic biopsy only confirmative  test for H. Pylori. I need to know the antibiotics which you have taken at that time to help you better.
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Answered2020-05-30 09:40:07

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Yes high chances of re infection Repeat test may bd needed Cap omeprazol once before breakfast
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Answered2020-05-28 06:17:33

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Yes it is correct, h pylori infection can occur again. First you try to take the tablets will take to gastritis and if there is no improvement then I can consult the gastroenterologist. But nothing to worry and by taking regular food according to diet chart the problem can be solved.

Answered2020-05-28 04:52:21

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Cap Neksium D od for 15 days
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Avoid spicy and fatty diet

Answered2020-05-28 11:40:47

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Need detailed history and evaluation with your all previous medical history
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Answered2020-05-28 07:16:01

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Hello, Having gastritis does not necessarily mean that you have H. Pylori. However H. Pylori may be the cause if proved on tests. Repeat testing may be needed for confirmation
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Can start Tab Pantoprazole 40 mg once daily empty stomach for 1 week. Avoid spicy food, tea, coffee Maintain adequate hydration. If no relief, endoscopy and additional blood tests may be required

Answered2020-05-28 05:21:28

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