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Hypylori bacteria
I am hpylori positive.
Recently I was covid positive but came negative.
But I wanna ask will my hpylori will increase cz of covid???.
As I am having mild inflammation n mild pain after covid at stomach
So it will Increse hpylori or any kind of stomach ulcer. ????****
Kindly please please please please reply.
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Your h. Pylori will require treatment. Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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No such things have been reported so far after covid infection but since now you are covid negative you can consult a gastroenterologist near by hospital and have complete treatment for it as it is a treatable infection
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Kindly consult for detailed history and examination. As this can be or may not be related which can be suggested only after proper history and investigations
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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