Levaquin for h pylori
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I was recently diagnosed with H Pylori & took a 10 day treatment of antibiotics... My question is has anyone experience this & how long did it take for you to feel better??? My symptoms are chest pains, joint pains, tingling fingers/toes, ANXIETY out the roof, acne, white tongue, bad breathe, rashes, gas, bloating, pain under my ribs, brain fog, pain between shoulder blades, weight loss, no appetite & all these things are happening at once... Any insight would be helpful!
I am a 60 yr old female never really been sick before and I have started having nausea some dieahrea and really bad burning in my chest have also started having really bad anxiety attacks seems to be worse in the mornings went to the DR and was started on levaquin, falgy and a stomach pill they drew some blood work to check for H Pylori results not back yet, even having some burning up in my throat occ, have also been feeling shaky and just feel unwell, just feel like crap!
I got the test done again about a month back and was tested positive for H Pylori again. And I am going thru the treatment all over again. I am not a regular smoker but have a drink every night. No Blood Pressure, no Diabetes, no Heart ailment and have never been hospitalised for any ailment.
I recently learnt from the internet that Manuka Honey is very effective against H Pylori. Is it true?
Yes H-Pylori can cause bad chest pain, the pain is coming from the esophigus, which is just to the left of the center of your chest, if you are certain you have H-Pylori, the pain is caused by excess stomach acid, you need to get treated as H-Pylori is a nasty bacteria, it lays dorment in most people and is held in check by your stomachs good bacteria, although when you take an Anti-biotic treatment for an infection, it kills off the good bacteria and H-Pylori takes over and if left untrated fo
Hello Everyone,
I am 38 years old, I have been suffering from the IBS for few years now, but I was able to manage the symptoms so far, until last year when I started feeling heartburn, after consulting with an internist I was diagnosed positive for H Pylori(UBT Test), the doctor advised to treat it using triple therapy(Pantazol 40mg, Ospamox 1000mg, Avalox 400mg) for seven days, I managed to take it only for 4 days, then I agreed with the doctor to stop it because I was having very strong side e
I just finished treatment 2 days ago for h pylori. It was two weeks on omeprazole, clarithromycin and Metronidazol for two weeks. The original pain I was having was heartburn, bloating and a pain on my side just under my rib cage. The antibiotics gave me diarrhea several times each day. I still have the diarrhea, as well as the heartburn and pain on my side.
is this pain on my side something else? A hernia? A really bad ulcer?
If you've had H. pylori in the past, the blood test that you just had is NOT the correct test that should be done to recheck you for H. pylori. You're going to have antibiodies in the blood from that 1st round of H. pylori and the recent blood test may be a false positive. The only test that can be used (with a history of H. pylori infection) is a breath test. Go back and talk to your doc about this. If the breath trest turns up positive, then you need to be treated.
Could it be the case that might just have some form of Irritable bowel syndrome rather than h pylori, its only that initial occassion when my vomit was darkish that suggests that its h pylori, and maybe it could have been something else other then blood in my vomit. Would i be seeing tarry stools or vomit more often in other words if it was h pyleri!!
Today I finished my 2 week treatment for h pylori. But I'm still having some stomac pain as well alot of stomach gurgling. Does that mean that I still have h pylori and the antibiotics didn't work?
There are various combinations, the idea being to simultaneously attack three different methods of replication, because the cells mutate. There is more than one variety of H. Pylori. The bacteria exists on raw chicken sometimes and you can get reinfected. Wash and cook chicken thoroughly and sterilize all cutting boards. There are arguments pro and con administering acid reducing medications. The "pro" is that they inhibit replication.
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