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Antibiotics harm
I took triple therapy two times for h pylori that means 28 days of antibiotics. And now I feel that antibiotics did hell alot damage which can never be healed. Is it true? Will I be able to function 100% normal? Or my immune system has been. Damaged permanently. I am just scared and I don't have any symptoms. Please help.
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Triple therapy for H pylori infection is used for many patients.You have wrong opinion about antibiotics . They are given only to reduce your symptoms and for your recovery.
You could have mentioned what all changes you have in your body after using the medication. They will not reduce your immunity. Though pantoprazole reduce amount of acid secretion, but doesn't not mean that no acid is secreted in stomach. Please don't worry and don't have wrong assumptions. Unnecessary stress is not good for health.This stress will definitely affect your health and immunity. Take care of yourself.
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No it doesn't, seek psychiatrist help with your anxiety and OCD problems
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Triple therapy for h pylori is time tested treatment for that infection.
Antibiotics don’t damage immune rather they are supportive to immune system
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Always medication under prescription is advisable. Follow your treating doctor advice
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