what should I do  when The H.Pylori IgG (EIA) result is positive and it is equal 52.3?
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H. pylori is a very strong bacterium. It is linked to duodenal and stomach ulcers not to mention kinds of stomach cancers. This is related to their ability to cause irritations and tissue invasion. Amoxicillin is a wide-spectrum antibiotic. The problem with amoxicillin is that it eradicates many kinds of bacteria in the intestine which will activate a common kind of penicillin resistant bacteria which causes a very deadly disease, Clostridium difficile to cause damage. That's why you also have metronidazole which kills this Clostridium. Omeprazole and Bismuth subcitrate treat the ulcers which the H. pylori may have caused.\nTherapeutic interventions for you:\n1. Metronidazole: take with food, avoid alcohol, and it tastes like metal and your urine will be dark brown so don't worry about this\n2. Omeprazole: best without food\n3. Bismuth subcitrate: take it at bedtime best, don't smoke, if there's blood in your stool:call the doctor\n4. Amoxicillin: may cause diarrhea, check if you are allergic to penicillin.\n\nThis regimen is well beyond modified! The Bismuth and Omeprazole will close any ulcers while the Metronidazole and Amoxicillin will kill the H. pylori. Remember to keep positive. The attitude of a positive mind will not only help you emotionally but allow your body to fight the disease head on. Just remember, to every dark cloud there must be a silver lining, you need just to find it.
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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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It should be between .77 and .78.  You can decide how to round---up or down depending on your teacher's instructions.
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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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You should be able to find what you are looking for here;\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWE,RNWE:2006-03,RNWE:en&q=false+positive+pregnancy+test+result
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I WORK FOR GI DOCTORS. INCREASE YOU FIBER INTAKE AND DRINK PLENTY OF FLUIDS!!
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one extreme is immediatley-usually after a month or so-if you think you are, find out asap! a neg result does not always mean negative, so try it again later. Many test kits come with two for that reason!
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the correct option is e \n the value of i radian is 180/pi = 57.3248 ( if pi is 3.14)
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H. pylori is a bacteria that affects the stomach.  It is indicated in stomach cancer.  IgG is antibody, if you have IgG antibodies to H. pylori it means you're probably immune to it, but you've been either exposed to it or you've been vaccinated against it.
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Most of the information in here is correct. Please do not self diagnose yourself with this disease however; it will make it hard to get an offical diagnosis. The only way to have it offically diagnosed is via Endoscopy with Duodenal Biopsy to confirm via villi. There are lab titers that can be drawn such as, TTG, IGA, IGG and Serum IGA to determine if you are in danger of having this disease. The TTG is the most common indicator of the disease. The IGG can be falsely positive in up to 3/4 of the population and even higher in other races. Prometheus Labs out of CA does a celiac panel that is pretty popular amongst providers; but can be spendy for the patient. Prometheus will also do a celiac gene test, to see if the pt has the gene present to have the disease. The Gliadin antibodies are the strongest lab markers today for tracing the possibility of having the disease. Also, Celiac Disease is also VERY common in pt's with Down Syndrome.
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The best way to do it is this:\n\nHave a test as soon as possible after unprotected sex or other risky contact such as sharing needles.  This will establish a baseline- after all, you might have HIV and not know it, so this will let you know if you do.\n\nThen, if the result is negative, in three months have another test. This result is usually (around 90%) accurate.  Of course, you don't want to fall in that margin of error, so in another 3 months, take a third test.  If this test is negative, then you are totally in the clear.  As long as you have not had unsafe sex or risky contact of any kind during the 6 month period since the first test, then you can be certian beyond a reasonable doubt that you do not have HIV.\n\nWhile we are talking about testing, keep in mind a couple of things:\n\n1.  Where you get your test is very important.  You want to go to an agency or organization that provides what is called "disclosure councilling"- meaning that they will talk you through the experience of having the test, and be able to help you understand your behavior surrounding risk and what you can do to minimize it in the future.  There are lots of organizations that do this,  particularly within the gay community. Be aware also that there are testing centers devoted to certian groups within our culture- for example, African-American or Asian-American testing centers- where they might speak your language or understand your background better...so they are better equipped to deal with your issues.\n\n2.  Be sure that you understand the difference between "Confidential" and "Anonymous" testing.  Anonymous testing means that a number is assigned to your case file at the testing center, and that your name is never attached to that file.  To get your results, you simply give your number.  Confidential testing attaches your name to the file, so there is a risk, however slight, that this information may be leaked to insurance agencies or the government.\n\nGood luck! Remember that knowing your status is a heck of a lot better than not knowing....
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Go to your docotr and have tests run....I was doing the same thng but it was food and drinks.....ended up having to have my gallbladder removed.
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Get your doctor to test you for "Heliobactopyloria"\n (helio-back-tor-pye-laura) It is just a drop of blood on to test unit.\nIt is a bug lives in the stomach acid and will cause symptoms you describe it is not affected by proprietary medicines like gaviscon or alludrox,they just mask the effects.
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3.6 J ml-1 (°C)-1; at a haematocrit of 45 %
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maybe you might die......maybe not............why would you.......we just can't tell you.........maybe you ate something that upset your stomach.......good luck*
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you should find that the glucose will test positive int he water in the beaker and that the starch will not be present. this is because the starch molecules are too large to get through the dialysis bag.
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