Helicobacter pylori eradication protocols Puns

Imam problema sa želucem (bolovi, nadutost, konstantno podrigivanje, osjecaj peckanja), ali mi je nalaz iz stolice ispao negativan. Što bi onda moglo biti uzrok tegoba? Također pazim i na prehranu koliko mogu, ne pusim

I was struggeling with ibs for the past two years with bad symptoms. My doctor run a lot of tests on me but she told me that they were all negative. Yesterday I visited new doctor, she also did some tests and told me that Helicobacter came out positive. I read some stuff about it and apparently it’s curable!

Did anyone have similar experience? How are you now?

I have been ill for 4 years already. I have a clear connection between dermatitis and chronic gastritis and I have always followed a diet and it helped. The first time I checked for gastritis there was no helicobacter pylori but recently found. Wanted to know if someone was treating and was there a positive result for dermatitis? I also found such an article that gives some chance.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8959527/

This will also be really good news for the company. I believe that part of the study needed to be repeated prior to FDA 501k clearance.

I also expect them to announce that they have caught up with the $1.5 million in backlogged orders.

Good luck everyone. I know they are working hard. This is their moment to take this company to the next level 🚀

Source: https://www.city.nagoya.jp/kenkofukushi/page/0000144835.html

Also I've gotten a flyer from the city with my name and some numbers.

I almost threw it away thinking it was some sort of flyer. Any clue why they're doing this all of a sudden?

Hi, background story:

- I'm a 20 yrs old uni student. I was diagnosed with Helicobacter pylori in June, which causes me low stomach acid. I took the 2-week-medication the doctor gave me but it didn't help very much. -> Then COVID hit, every place closed. I came back to my hometown. It's very hard to go see a doctor and also, my parent doesn't think my infection is 'real' so I'm unable to get checked. -> I did some research but there's not much helpful information in my language. English is not my native language so it's hard for me the find the right keywords that help. (Also, the healthcare system here doesn't work the way that I can make an appointment, talk to my doctor, ask questions or get any advice.)

I want to ask if any of you who had this infection with the same symptoms as mine (low stomach acid, heavily bloated, unable to digest food) can help me out by providing me any information about your medications, diets, supplement, etc.) or by answering my questions below:

1. What food to eat and what to avoid?
2. What supplement should I get? I've been taking Zinc, Iron, and Vitamin D3, once every other day (I can only buy from iHerb, it's the only supplement website that's accessible for me rn)
3. Is there any article that can help me? Or any keywords that can use to search.
4. Is there any website or doctor that I can post a question on or make an online appointment with?
5. I've been eating these foods very much lately, please let me know if there're any problems with them that I have to get in mind: Rice, yogurt, tofu, pork, chicken, okra, orange juice, lemon juice
6. Idk when will I be able to get back to uni, but will change my diet then, I have some foods that I want to ask if would be suitable or not: Quinoa, oat, soy milk, chicken breast, corn, carrot, bread, nuts, lotus seeds, sweet potatoes, mushroom, broccoli, whole wheat products, etc.)

I would be very grateful if you help, tysm!

Hello I am from India and diagnosed with this infection but my doctor says 70-80% Indians carry it and are asymptomatic. How true is that? Any indian doctor here who can tell if it is true? And any patient who has ever had it?

I have been out of the academia for a while, and was wondering if in the last 4-5 year any clinically relevant novel treatment strategies for helicobacter pylori infections? Full articles are welcome as answers :)

Hi,

I'm 22 year old male. About 190 centimetres tall, weight 65kg. I have low energy, trouble focusing, gaining weight and some problems with GI symptoms (constipation, bloating, loose stools). I suffered from SIBO, which was cured with natural herbs and antibiotics.

I had HP stool tests performed three times - all were negative. I had endoscopy, which was clear and test for HP went negative. After some time my GI doctor told me to also take urea breath test. I wasn't convinced, but I did it. To my surprise the test came back positive, but at the same time a re-test from the stool came back negative.

I've taken all possible natural treatments (including mastic gum, berberine, oregano, black garlic, probiotics and much more) for HP to avoid standard antibiotics according to my GI symptoms, disbiosis and other stuff. They have made virtually no difference (for better or for worse).

Here I've found that urea breath false positive test results can occur in achlorhydria and also in oral contamination of bacteria with urease activity.

I've started using Betaine HCL to test and see what the results will be. It was miraculous. My GI symptoms are much better, my hormone levels (testosterone, thyroid, others) went up, my energy, focus and motivation are higher. I'm taking 4 capsules per every meal, but I know that it is only working for consequences, not the root cause.

1. Can I take urea breath test when still taking Betaine HCL or it will give false negative / positive? If so, for how long should I leave it?
2. What other factors may contribute to this state? What can I do next? What this might indicate?

I'm not really sure that I have HP or low stomach acid - it does pretty much help, but not resolves problems completely. My recent doctor also want me to make a test for cystic fibrosis (CFTR gene).

Other positive information (before HCL):

• I haven't got inflammatory bowel disease (I ran a diagnostic)
• Gastroscopy and colonoscopy were clear
• I have no deficiencies (B12, ferritin, iron were normal or above range)

Other negative information:

• I have low blood pressure
• I have low T3 (lower limit), TSH and anti-globulines are fine, as well as ultrasound (no cancer / hashimoto) => hormones went up when I've started using HCL
• I have hypersensitivity for caffeine - stomach cramps, bad mood, nausea

Just started a natural protocol and wondering what to expect. I felt fine at first but having a lot of chest tightness and pressure now and way more burping. Don’t know if this is related or not ..

Hi,

I'm 22 year old male. About 190 centimetres tall, weight 65kg. I have low energy, trouble focusing, gaining weight and some problems with GI symptoms (constipation, bloating, loose stools). I suffered from SIBO, which was cured with natural herbs and antibiotics.

I had HP stool tests performed three times - all were negative. I had endoscopy, which was clear and test for HP went negative. After some time my GI doctor told me to also take urea breath test. I wasn't convinced, but I did it. To my surprise the test came back positive, but at the same time a re-test from the stool came back negative.

I've taken all possible natural treatments (including mastic gum, berberine, oregano, black garlic, probiotics and much more) for HP to avoid standard antibiotics according to my GI symptoms, disbiosis and other stuff. They have made virtually no difference (for better or for worse).

Here I've found that urea breath false positive test results can occur in achlorhydria and also in oral contamination of bacteria with urease activity.

I've started using Betaine HCL to test and see what the results will be. It was miraculous. My GI symptoms are much better, my hormone levels (testosterone, thyroid, others) went up, my energy, focus and motivation are higher. I'm taking 4 capsules per every meal, but I know that it is only working for consequences, not the root cause.

1. Can I take urea breath test when still taking Betaine HCL or it will give false negative / positive? If so, for how long should I leave it?
2. What other factors may contribute to this state? What can I do next? What this might indicate?

I'm not really sure that I have HP or low stomach acid - it does pretty much help, but not resolves problems completely. My recent doctor also want me to make a test for cystic fibrosis (CFTR gene).

Other positive information (before HCL):

• I haven't got inflammatory bowel disease (I ran a diagnostic)
• Gastroscopy and colonoscopy were clear
• I have no deficiencies (B12, ferritin, iron were normal or above range)

Other negative information:

• I have low blood pressure
• I have low T3 (lower limit), TSH and anti-globulines are fine, as well as ultrasound (no cancer / hashimoto) => hormones went up when I've started using HCL
• I have hypersensitivity for caffeine - stomach cramps, bad mood, nausea