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Q: H Pylori

asked by: Dragonqueen on September 26th, 2005

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I have been told I have h pylori
I have all the normal signs the pain the wind the stool problems but I have one added I get skin rashes when I get the gut pain they can be so bad I end up in hospital. After takeing my first course of drugs it all went away for 12 weeks now its all back I have now taken the second pack with no change. I have been for all the tests for allergies with nothing found this is two years now anyone any help. :twisted:

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jellyfishattack

replied on March 17th, 2006

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Since the h. Pylori treatment's not worked too well, you could try going back to what was used before h. Pylori's role was discovered. I had a duodenal ulcer ages ago. Ranitidine and sucralfate suspension helped. I didn't get rid of the h. Pylori, but I got rid of the ulcer. Sucralfate really takes the pain away. I don't think it would hurt to try it. I hope you feel better.

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