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I had H- pylori and I have taken therap
I have taking antibiotic for 14 days but my symptom still remain maybe it is resistance to my body because I took mox 1 g cletromacine 500 mg and nesxum 20 mg for 14 days 4 weeks ago ,then after that I did endoscopy it shows H-pylori positive I have taking levoflaxine 500 mg with mox 1 g and rabeprazol 20 mg for 14 days but still my symptom and reflux remain kindly tell me what to do and please find my endoscopy enclosed attchment . And you can see the medics instead of clrtomacine I took levoflaxne because I told the doctor I have already taken that then he changed to levoflaxine please help me and tell me what to do I have very bad burning in my esophagus and shortness of breath . Please help me .
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Inflammation takes weeks to months to settle even after Infection is controlled. Persistence of SYMPTOMS doesn't always mean persistence of INFECTION.
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avoid spicy foods coffee tea cold drinks alcohol smoking junk food etc.
discuss in details about your SYMPTOMS.
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diet and further treatment can help.
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