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Burning in stomach after eating
Hpylori antibiotic treatment for 14 days completed and it's been more than a week since
Currently on sucrafil o and ppi but still whenever i eat anything other than dal rice my stomach is burning . how long will it take more for my stomach to completely heal and become normal any time line ? Like 2 weeks or 6 weeks ??
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Dr. Vijay Kumar Singh
Proctologist
17 yrs exp
Begusarai
Hi
The answer to this question is neither simple nor straightforward. First of all, I would need some more information from you like: how long have you had this problem for? Have you got an Endoscopy done? If yes, what were the findings/result of that endoscopy?
Usual cause of such symptoms (burning) is gastritis or an ulcer and H. Pylori is a common cause for that. It is great that you took treatment for the same.
Next Steps
If the symptoms are persistent, an endoscopy would be required for which you should visit a gastroenterologist near you.
Health Tips
In the meanwhile: avoid any kind of spicy / oily / junk food. Drink lots of fluid. Continue your PPI and antacid. Observe for any change in color of your stool. If it is dark/black at any time, please visit a doctor.
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