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Stomach gnawing/burning
So i have completed a course of antibiotics for h pylori already. Did a stool test after 5 weeks of stopping medicines, it came back negative.
My symptoms are better than before but sometimes I feel burning in stomach and gnawing, but these symptoms also used to happen before treatment, after treatment the intensity has reduced a lot. If it was 7/10 earlier, its 2/10 now..
But why it is not resolving completely? And also I lost a lot of weight due to this Hpylori and gastritis, how do I gain back weight? My appetite is normal..
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H pylori infection may gone
But your ulcers caused by them heals slowly
Take T.pan 40mg and syp.Sucralfil
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Stop having oily spicy food !
Add fresh fruits in your diet!
Avoid tea and coffee !
Maintain a gap of atleast 2 hrs of sleep and dinner time !
Go for a walk 15 mins daily after taking food !
Drink at least 2 litres of water daily !
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You can add a daily good multivitamin too !
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