What Doctors Don't Tell YouMedicine has recognised the Helicobacter pylori bug as the cause of peptic ulcers - but is becoming increasingly powerless to treat it as its resistance to antibiotics rises.
Doctors can easily detect Helicobacter pylori, the bug responsible for most ulcers, with a simple breath test without resorting to endoscopy which, for many patients, is a distressing experience.
Researchers have found that Helicobacter pylori can be caught from someone who has gastroenteritis and not just from infected food.
In WDDTY vol 13 no 6, it says that Helicobacter pylori is not killed by antibiotics. It is easily dealt with totally safely by taking Helicobacter 30C twice daily for two weeks,
Patients who are taking omeprazole (Losec UK; Pri-losec-US) for stomach acid suppression are at great risk of developing atrophic gastritis (stomach inflammation) if they also have the helicobact ...
Scientists have detected a link between the ulcer causing Helicobacter pylori (HP) bug and gastric cancer but it's something that doctors aren't telling their patients about. ...
Q:I recently read an article on stomach ulcers. It stated that recent research has unearthed the presence of a bug called helicobacter pylori (H pylori) in the majority of ulcer cases. H pylori ...
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