I am51 have H pylori a wrist injury that swells every time I use it . does anyone know where I can get help?
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H Pylori is the bacteria that causes ulcers. I've never heard any relationship between it and swelling in joints.  You may have some sort of systemic disorder like rheumatoid arthritis, causing your wrist pain. Even if you have something like carpal tunnel, it would be unusual for your wrist to swell every time you use it. I would get clarification from your doctor.
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Many stomach ulcers are considered to be caused by a bacteria, H. pylori, and are often treated using both oral and injected antibiotics to irradicate the bacteria which reside on the surface and within the stomach lining.  Competent medical doctors (specialists?) can determine the cause of an ulcer and its proper treatment.  It is not wise to wait too long because the disease can progress.  Good luck.
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I have the same problem.  The most probable things is that you have bile stones or are suffering from something else along the same lines.  You should see a GI and be aware that you can have more of those horrid pain attacks that will send you to the ER.  This is a good group on Yahoo to give you more info.  You will also need to modify your diet and cut out caffine, sugars etc.  Check this group out it is a blessing.  ThePancreatitisPlace.  Go to yahoo home page and click groups and look for it.  I think it maybe 3 seperate words or one long one.  Good luck.  Oh and stay away from Vicodin and Morphine they will send you into the worse attacks of your life.
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Not enough to go on info wise. Could be an ulcer, could also be allergy or toxic intolerance. Either way it is fixable bit to be sure go see a doctor or Naturopath and get seen to properly.\n\ncraig - Naturopath.
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1. What are Helicobacter pylori, peptic ulcers and gastritis and how are they related? \nHelicobacter pylori is a spiral shaped bacterium that lives in the stomach. It has a unique way of adapting to the harsh, acidic environment. Since its discovery back in 1983, it has been studied rather extensively and believed by many in the allopathic medical community to play an important role in the development of gastritis and peptic ulcers. Consequently, there has been a fundamental shift in mainstream ulcer care from the widespread use of antacids (which temporarily alleviated some symptoms, but did nothing to address the root cause of the problem) to the "treatment" of gastritis and ulcers with potent antibiotics intended to kill H. pylori. The results of this approach, however, have been mixed.\n\nH. pylori and its effects on the human body are still very poorly understood. While promoting the use of a combination of two or more strong antibiotics to get rid of H. pylori, the pharmaceutical industry and mainstream medical science still cannot explain why only a small portion of those "infected" with these bacteria ever develop even a single peptic ulcer, while the vast majority of these "infected" individuals fail to develop any symptoms whatsoever. In some countries, as many as 90 percent of the population are "infected" with H. pylori, yet the frequency of gastritis and peptic ulcer disease in these countries is rather limited. The mechanisms of H. pylori transmission and spreading have not been ascertained, either. Nobody seems to know for sure how these bacteria spread from one person to the next.
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My husband had that! It's called gastridous. An infection in the lining of the stomach. It hurt him real bad and he was laying on the floor throwing up one minute and dirreah(?spelling) the next. He went to the doctor and that's what it was. He has to watch how much sorrow stuff and pizza and real greasy hot foods that he eats, ecspecially late at night. But eventually it healed, and your brothers will too, if he follows good health instructions.
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First of all,congratulations on a good blood test result.\nYou have normal cell counts for red and white blood cells and platelets.\nYour ESR(erythrocyte sedimentation rate) is also normal-4mm in the 1st hour(average is between1-10mm).\nYour wrist pain is due to soft tissue causes since you say the x-rays are normal.\nSoft tissue causes include:\nTenosynovitis\nCarpal tunnel syndrome\nNerve injury(median)\nGanglion\nSince your doctors couldn't detect any swelling,the last option is ruled out.Since you can still type this question,the middle 2 are also ruled out.This leaves Tenosynovitis.\nIt is an inflammation of the tendon sheath of your wrist-it gets worse with rotating your wrist,right?\nTake anti-inflammatories like diclofenac 50mg twice a day-on a full stomach please-and no strenuous activity with your hands,especially any activity that involves repetitive wrist movements  like  prolonged writing,sewing,DIY,hand washing etc.\nSymptoms will subside with these measures in 2-3 weeks.
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Hi.  You need to take your symptoms very seriously (even if your doctor doesn't!).  There really aren't enough details in the info. you give to say anything specific about what might be going on.  But, the symptoms you describe can be indications of potentially very serious problems, such as:\n1) Ulcers\n2) Gallbladder problems\n3) Pancreatic problems (including cancer)\n4) even Heart problems (especially in women)\n\nWhy are you on 'meds' for gerd?  Why is your doc not working with you to find and fix the cause of the gerd?  (There are many causes, but they can be found and fixed!).  Note: the meds create the potential for causing many new problems, including: H.pylori infections/ulcers, maldigestion, malabsorption of some vitamins and minerals, etc.  Simply, meds do not treat the cause, they mask the symptoms that should be telling you that you need to find the problem, and meds cause NEW problems!\n\nYou need a second (even a third) opinion.  Demand it or just go find another doc.\n\nLastly, I would like to recommend a very educational and helpful book on these types of problems.  It is written by Sherry Rogers', M.D..  She is a leading researcher, clinician and teacher of physicians.  The book is called: "No More Heartburn".  It is available at Amazon.com or from the publisher at 1-800-846-6687.  This is a very powerful book and includes all the scientific research references to back up the information (research I guarantee your doctor has not read).\n\nBest wishes and good luck!
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Why haven't you visited your doctor and get a professional opinion yet?  Is it ribs or a hernia?  I would get it checked out and find out treatment methods instead of repeating the injury.
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It may have to do with your heart.  You should go to the doctor, so that he can check it out.  My grandfather had that and shortly after had a heart attack... also, it could be a serious ulcer... but only the doctor can really tell you.
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Boy this one is right up my alley! LOL...I am a 44 yr old female and was diagnosed with junvenile arthritis,now I have osteoarthritis and its very painful. There is no cure for arthritis but if you can take them anti-inflammatories help alot of people. I have ulcers therefore I cant take them,if you have any kind of stomach problems like ulcers,GERD's,or nervous stomach they usually will make you very sick,check with your doctor.There are a few things that work with arthur as I lovingly (NOT) call it,it depends on how severely you have it. If you are in the first stages and dont have too serious of pain you can try massage,physical therapy,whirlpools and hot tubs,Water aerobics,there's alot you can try but like I said it depends on how far along and how much pain.I have to take pain meds for mine because Ive tried everything else and nothing works anymore when youve had it almost 30 years.Good luck to you and God bless.
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Do not throw the shot put for atleast a weak. Get a brace that restrains you from bending your wrist and use warm towel therapy in the evenings. Aleve would be a good pain medication, as it sounds as if you might have slight joint damage. If it isnt better in a week, you might have to go to the doctor. If you absolutely do not want to go, then get your trainer to tape it up good!
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Bacterial infection called Helicobacter Pylori.\n\nThe treatment includes an antibiotic+anti-secretory agent.\n\nThe treatment may last 2-3 months.
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Drink Pickle Juice. Yuck you say. But it really works great and lasts for quite a while before you get heart burn again. Plus the vinigar in the juice will help other gastric problems too. \n\nTrust me, I am a Pharmisutical Chemist.
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in the health food store they have a wide variety of nutritional drinks and some are very good for the stomach if you have an ulcer.papaya juice is very good. i would  talk to the clerk there because they specialize in healthy food and drinks.
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H.pylori is a risk factor for GI ulcer ,,,the most numebr of them are in deodenom not in stomach ...its the low number of stomach ulcer cused by H.pylori....i wonder how ur doc is not sure u have it yet or not.....with  they will catch a iopsy and they will see u have the bactro or not if u have the treatment is 2 weak treatment by 4 different medicament after that they can test again with breathing usease if thats + then u still have the bactria and have to catch another period treatment if not then u treated......
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