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What to do if h pylori treatment fails multiple times. Is it ever cured? Please answer! I've been suffering a lot
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Recurrent Hpylori treatment needs to be treated under supervision. Kindly connect for further queries.
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It’s a food contaminated infection so whenever contaminated food consumes it reoccured
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