Hello doctor. Recently, I had a stomach exam, the result was positive for HP. I took the medicine as prescribed by the doctor, but after 2 days, I had a lot of side effects, such as diarrhea, hot and cold, nausea, chest tightness. The doctor asked me if I now stop taking antibiotics and use other types of treatment such as using apricot leaves, turmeric, honey...will it work? Why can't I take antibiotics anymore? Thank you doctor.

I have congestive gastritis, my chlorine test is yellow, but after 2 months I take it out and check the results, it turns pink again. So the doctor asked me, is the chlorine test turning pink after 2 months, is it false negative for HP?

I am 15 years old, having stomach pain at the same time about 4-9 pm for three days in a row. I have pain just below the chest in the stomach, a lot of pain but not cramping. So the doctor asked me what is the stomach pain in the evening for 3 days in a row in teenagers?

I have bloating, belching continuously, often for about 2 days. I have no stomach pain, dizziness or nausea, fatigue at all. Previously, I was infected with HP 3 to 4 years ago, at that time, the endoscopy was diagnosed as stomach ulcer. So the doctor told me that bloating with constant belching is a sign of disease?

I was infected with HP virus, then I was re-examined with negative breath test, now I am being treated for gastritis. I have taken anti-bacterial drugs for antral conjunctivitis, which has lost its mildness. But recently, I took medicine for gastritis and still have symptoms of lying down with a heavy stomach. I have gas and bloating, but no cramping pain. The doctor asked me if it's okay to have flatulence when taking HP medication?

Helicobacter pylori (Hp) is a major pathogen implicated in the etiology of gastritis, peptic ulcer disease, gastric cancer, and primary gastric lymphoma. Although the exact mode of transmission of Hp remains controversial, some authors have considered the role of Hp infection in ocular diseases, including some common diseases such as glaucoma and some uncommon diseases such as mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) lymphoma. We still do not know exactly how Hp targets the eye.