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Duodnm HP+ ulcer -esophagitis grade b
Dear Docter, please have a look my report it shows grade b esophagitis with dudennum superficial ulcer with active chronic active h pylori gastritis antral mucosa biopsy Is it in danger stage will it be curable completely Please find endoscopy and biopsy report Currently taking below medicine 1.cintadax two times empty stomach 2.Zempil two times after food 3.Esomoprazol ip 40 mg two times empty stomach All above medicines prescribed by doctor for 50 days after that docer told me to continue esomoprazole 40 mg and  zempil for another two months only once a day  After all above 110 days of treatment Docter adviced me to visit clinic again' to test for hpylori again My question is after above 110 days of treatment with lots of medicine 1.will it be fully curable and can I leave rest of my life without medicine with Normal diet 2. WHY DOCTER DINT PRESCRIBE ANTIBIOTICS FOR HPYLORI?? Request to all docter please revert😭
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Sorry to hear your plight, But the good news here is that H.pylori induced gastritis is curable and yes you can lead a perfectly normal life after the treatment course, pertaining to strict adherence to the medication. You would also require some dietary changes during the treatment course. But yes you can be back to your normal state post treatment. Secondly, H.pylori is actually a commonly found organism in the stomach in almost more than 50% of world population. But it does not cause gastritis in all of them, however in a person suffering from gastritis who has a documented presence of H.pylori, use of antibiotics can be beneficial. May be your physician felt that if after the 110 days if you still have H. Pylori induced gastritis changes may be he can start you on antibiotics. The Rationale here may have been to treat the patient not the disease.
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If you still feel that antibiotics would be advantageous for you, get a second opinion with another endoscopy for Rapid urease test, or a stool antigen test for H.Pylori to check for disease activity
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