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H pylori infection
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What to eat and drink and what to avoid in this h pylori.
Do I have to do some exercise as I have sore throat and moveable body pain from 2 months.
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Along with H Pylori infection lax lower oesophageal sphincter is common problem & some times Hiatus Hernia that remains undiagnosed.
Avoid Stress Spicy food Smoking and Spirits i. e alcohol
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Upper GI Endoscopy with narrow band imaging facilities
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Specific treatment as per the etiology
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Dr. Swapnil Jadhav
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Navi Mumbai
Hi...were you diagnosed with h pylori infection by a doctor?
Acidity is a major cause for non specific throat pain without fever
You have to avoid oily,spicy sour foods .avoid alcohol and smoking
Have good sleep in night hours
To control h pylori you have to take medications if is diagnosed by test
Life style changes advisable
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kindly consult
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