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H pylori causes more acid or less acid?
H pylori causes more acid or less acid? The traditional treatment given is for suppressing more acid. A lot of studies say it causes low stomach acid. Which one is true?
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H pylori is a bacteria which thrives in stomach by producing urease which decreases the acidity in the stomach. The reason why traditionally acid suppressing treatment (antacids/ppis) are given is to protect further damage of the eroded gastric lining by stomach acid and alleviate pain. The mainstay of treatment for proven h pylori colonisation is antibiotics . Hope i ve cleared ur doubt... For further details kindly consult
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