what food to eat when you have h pylori?
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quoted...\n\nIngestion of yogurt containing Lactobacillus acidophilus (La5) and Bifidobacterium lactis (Bb12) significantly decreases urease activity of Helicobacter pylori after six weeks, according to the results of a placebo-controlled intervention study published in the September issue of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
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Try Pepto Bismo it should help with any stomach problems.
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you should eat small things through out the day. have a small breakfast. and if you are hungry two hours later grab celery or carrots. if you have craving for chocolate, then allow yourself half a candy bar.  take ibuprophen for pain, its also a blood thinner.
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Eat 2 fruit servings, Five Veggies (preferably non-starchy ie: no potato, corn etc...)Choose leafy green or high fiber.  One serving of brown rice, rice cakes, or rice flour.  Eat every 3 hours!  Drink at least 8 glasses of water a day. NO COFFEE, drink Green Tea.  Exercise everyday.   3days strength training and (30 min) and 7days Cardio (walking, running, biking, swimming, jumping rope) 60min. \nRemember it has to come out of you, so be prepared to go the bathroom, you should not have diareah, but you should be going a lot! maybe 2 to 3 times a day!\nGood Luck!
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Go to your doc asap.  In the last few years, they have found that ulcers are created by a bacteria called Helicobacter pylori.  Doctors are now treating them with anti-biotics.  Your doc should be able to get you a prescription for one that will help the ulcer sores heal.  Then just watch your diet for awhile.  Eat bland foods that don't stir up stomach acid; avoid stress, etc.  I know all of this from personal experience.
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Have you been tested for the bacteria "H Pylori"? Its a that you can get and it causes stomach ulcers, it is cured with an anti-biotic.
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Hello , yes, acidopholous, its "good bacteria" Yogurt has it in it. You can buy it separet in a capsule or liquid. Try not to eat anything acidic,like soda and fried foods,etc.Drink plenty of water. Also NO sugar. Stuff like white bread and pasta turns to sugar during digestion so stay away from that too, besides no cake and candy. Hope it heals up for you. Take care.
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Take your medicine, of course, but anything that will provide nourishment.  If your throat is sore, consider instant mashed potatoes made with milk.  Soups, broths, cottage cheese, anything soft that you can comfortably eat.  Protein drinks and meal replacements are expensive but would do in a pinch.\n\nIt is also very important to stay hydrated.  If you can't stand plain water, try herbal teas (peppermint is soothing).\nMy favorite peppermint tea is made by Traditional Medicinals (www.traditionalmedicinals.com).  I can only get it at health food stores.
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Yes, it can. Your best non-medical intervention is to avoid large meals (have lots of "snacks" instead) and don't eat late at night. If you go to bed around 11, best not to eat after 8.\n\nAlso best to avoid "gas producing" foods for your evening meal, as the gasses fill up your stomach and make the hernia protruded even worse than usual. You know what I mean, stuff like beans, broccoli.\n\nNot speaking for myself, but several patients have told me that "food combining rules" are helpful, rules like "don't eat fruits and vegetables at the same meal". I don't know these rules, but I easily googled them when I first heard of them.\n\nIf you still are getting uncomfortable when you lay down in bed, try sleeping in a recliner so you are in little more upright of a posture. If you don't have a handy LaZBoy, those folding loungers from LeFuma -- you know, the fancy dan ones that cost $100 -- are so comfortable that I can't stay awake! I ONLY use them for sleeping!\n\nIf you decide to go on medication, here is a tip. Nexium is just the same as Prilosec except for addition of something to prevent/treat bleeding ulcers. If bleeding ulcers have never been a problem, why not just take which ever is cheapest for you?
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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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...Check with the doc to see if you have acid reflux....you can go the natural healing route, which would be to alter your lifestyle and some of your food choices. Cut back on caffeine, acidic foods, wine/alcohol, hot spicy--and eat more alkaline foods, no smoking. There is a natural seaweed called Bladder Wrack that will cauterize stomach ulcers if you have any...better and longer lasting than tagamet...
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drink hot water.\nhave triphala at night.\ndo pranayama.\ndo not sleep in the afternoon.\nyou will never have gastric problems.
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There is not really any normal flora of the stomach, though a little over half the world's population has H pylori in the stomach.  This does not mean that they all have ulcers, though.  The immune system will attempt to defeat the infection, but it is usually unable to reach the H pylori due to its odd location.  It is possible that some of what causes an ulcer is not the bacteria itself but the body's inflammatory response.
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no, H.pylori is an anaerobic bacteria, could not live in the presence of oxygen.\n\n\n\nIn patients who are asymptomatic, treatment is not usually recommended.\n\nIn gastric ulcer patients where H. pylori is detected, normal procedure is eradication to allow the ulcer to heal. The standard first-line therapy is a one week triple-therapy of amoxicillin, clarithromycin and omeprazole – though sometimes a different proton pump inhibitor is substituted, or metronidazole is used in place of amoxicillin in those allergic to penicillin. Such a therapy has revolutionised the treatment of gastric ulcers and has made a cure to the disease possible, where previously symptom-control using antacids, H2-antagonists or proton pump inhibitors alone was the only option.\n\nUnfortunately, an increasing number of infected individuals are found to harbour bacteria resistant to first-line antibiotics. This results in initial treatment failure and requires additional rounds of antibiotic therapy. For resistant cases, a quadruple therapy may be used. Bismuth compounds are also effective in combination with the above drugs. For the treatment of clarithromycin- resistant strains of H. pylori the use of levofloxacin as part of the therapy has been recommended.\n\nThere is some preliminary evidence that regular consumption of broccoli might eradicate H. pylori.\n\nAs explained below, some authors suggest that an H. pylori infection may be protective against certain diseases of the esophagus and cardia. Therefore, a more cautious approach than complete eradication may be necessary in some cases.
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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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Get a shot glass full of whisky(any kind, like rum), add taplespoon or two of lemon juice, tablespoon of honey, stir it up, heat in microwave till warm but not hot, drink it down before bedtime.  That's what I take when I'm really sick.
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Cut down on your carb intake (replace white potatoes for red ones, brown rice instead of white, & replace breads for ones that don't contain white flour - there is one called Food For Life that makes good ones when toasted).  Also, eat 5 smaller meals in a day rather than 3 larger ones.  Avoid too many sweets, and try to go walking at least a few times a week in addition to cutting back on the food.