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Hello Doctor My biopsy report came with H pylori positive associated with chronic active antral gastritis with mild atrophy ..I have started taking antibiotics but I am worried will it cure or anything serious ?? Because google shows mild atrophy is a precancerous lesions Kindly suggest
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Atrophic gastritis is a feature of H.pylori infection. It's not precancerous and doesn't need any surveillance. Complete your treatment for H.pylori.
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