So in feb i was treated with sultamicillin and doxycycline for h pylori(2nd treatment in 2 months), before that i was treated with amoxicillin and clarithomycin which didn't work.
2'd treatment had worked wonders but after 2nd treatment, i started having bowel movements 3 times a day, which was okay, but since lst 2-3 days, i started having constipation. If i miss an urge to poop at morning, then i have to wait for another urge.
And my farts have increased.
Apart from that, I don't think straining is a good idea as i read that it does more bad than any good.
So i am avoiding it. Once or twice i had to put my fingers and get it out, tiny pieces are there at the end of anus.
Why all of a sudden this constipation came up! This constipation and severe farting was the symptom after my first treatment which indicated that h pylori was not gone, but it was relieved after 2nd treatment.
Has the infection came back again? M afraid!
Please help me.
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At the age of 25 years if you have taken two courses of treatment for H pylori and have Google information that you should not strain for passing stools then it becomes difficult to manage.
You should go for lifestyle modifications which work wonders with gastrointestinal problems.
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