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Erosive pan gastritis with Rut positive
I am having a stomach swelling I had colonoscopy and endoscopy test where in endoscopy I am having pan gastritis rut positive... from past 2 year I am having loose stool and many other things like high urea and kidney stone. Can someone tell me that is Rut positive can be cured and can I get my digestion back to normal or it's a life threatening bcoz I read it in many article that it turned to some stomach cancer as well please can someone explain me about it?
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Rapid urease test(RUT) positive means infection caused by H.pylori bacteria in stomach...it is not life threatening.. at your age it's very unlikely to cause any cancer.
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You have to take H.pylori kit for 14 days.
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Always be cautious and take consultation.
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It's positive RUT means
Need to take
H P kit for 2 weeks
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Persistent infection is prone for cancer
Better take for 2 weeks treatment
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