Recurring stomach crampsâespecially at the same spotâcan be a sign that your old H. pylori infection might be flaring up again or has caused some lasting gastric irritation, like gastritis or even a small ulcer.
Hereâs what you should do:
Get a stool antigen test or urea breath test for H. pylori again.
Avoid painkillers, spicy/oily food, smoking, and alcohol.
Consider a trial of PPI (like pantoprazole) once daily before foodâbut only after a doctor's advice.
If confirmed, H. pylori can be treated with triple or quadruple antibiotic therapy.
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Eat food on time with regular intervals in little quantity.
Never keep your stomach empty.
Avoid spicy food.
2 glasses of buttermilk daily.
Use hot water bag on the cramping area it helps in relieving cramps.
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Kindly mention your history
Alcoholic or not
Recently you have taken any spiecy food
You have taken H pylori complete treatment or not
And how frequently you are getting stomach ache
After all that information any physician can help you ,otherwise everyone will give you symptomatic relief medications.
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