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Upper left abdomen discomfort for months
I was diagnosed with H pylori in April 2024 Upper GI endoscopy RUT positive , took triple therapy felt somewhat good for 4 months again in August 2024 I have discomfort episode this time persist on left side upper abdomen region and back side of the same area, this particular episode align with my stressfull event in personal life(Father had heart attack and went through angio). Since then I have consulted General physician, Gastro, Cardiologist, neurologist even psychologist. Got CBC , CT screen with USG abdomen all came good except deficiency in Vitamin B12. During that B12 medication I had severe diarrhea episode one day. Since that day my poop does become normal it is always soft sometimes loose. Along with recurrent upper left abdominal discomfort and sometimes nauseous. Frequent googling also aided this symptoms and complicated thing.
Two Homeo for 2 months but sudden flair 3 days back made me dejected and gained weight lost . Im totally depressed at present. Unable to enjoy lif
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Dr. P K Asokan
Proctologist
36 yrs exp
Chennai
H-Pylori infection can recur.... you have dyspeptic symptoms... you can take HP kit for 2 weeks again followed by PPI for 1 month.
Next Steps
Consult a Gastroenterologist
Health Tips
Timely meals, avoiding coffee,tea , alcohol and smoking... with less spicy foods will prevent further exacerbations...no need to worry...as it's a benign condition which is curable.
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Dr. Sarathchandra Gorantla
Gastroenterologist
17 yrs exp
Hyderabad
After your history of H. pylori infection, recurrent symptoms, and B12 deficiency:
These are my possible differentials
Post H. pylori gastritis with possible incomplete eradication
Vitamin B12 deficiency state
Functional dyspepsia
Post-infectious IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
Stress-induced gastrointestinal symptoms
Next Steps
Schedule a follow-up gastroenterology consultation
Get H. pylori stool antigen test to confirm eradication
Check complete B12 levels and other nutritional parameters
Consider upper GI endoscopy if symptoms persist
Health Tips
Lifestyle Modifications
Stress Management:
Regular exercise
Adequate sleep
Relaxation techniques
Mindful eating practices
Supplementation:
Continue B12 supplementation under medical supervision
Consider probiotic supplements
Take supplements with meals to avoid diarrhea
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