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What Causes Pain On The Right Side And Upper Stomach?
I BEEN HAVIN UPPER STOMACK PAIN FOR AWHILE IN I HAD A SCOPE TEST DONE IN I SUPOSED TO HAD GASTITIST IN STILL WAS HAVING THE SAME PROBLEMS THEN I HAD ANOTHER TEST DONE SAID I HAD H PYLORY SO THEY PUT ME OWN MEDS FOR ABOUT 3 WEEKS TO GET RID OF IT IN COUPLE MOUNTHS LATER STILL HAVING THE SAME PROBLEM NOT EVEN THAT I HAVE BAD PAINS OWN THE LOWER RIGHT SIDE OF MY STOAMACH THAT HURTS SO I HAD A ALTRA SOUND DONE TO SEE WAS SOMETHING WITH MY GALBLATER IN TEST WERE FINE DONT UNDERSTAND Y IM STILL HAVING OWN MY RIGHT SIDE AND UPPER STOMACH
Thu, 4 Feb 2016
Thank you for your query
Your history points to Helicobacter pylori (H.Pylori) induced chronic peptic and duodenal ulcers.( stomach or gastric and the first part of the small intestine respectively)
This infection is difficult to treat and there are few tests to see if you have been cured of it.
However ulcers( erosion in the normal lining of the stomach and intestines) can take time to heal.
Reducing the acidity of your stomach may help to alleviate the pain.
l would suggest a visit your doctor for prescription of proton pump inhibitors ( medicines that reduce the acid formation) and a possible retreatment with antibiotics if the infection still exists.
Hope this helps.
I would be glad to answer if you any more questions
wish you good health
Your history points to Helicobacter pylori (H.Pylori) induced chronic peptic and duodenal ulcers.( stomach or gastric and the first part of the small intestine respectively)
This infection is difficult to treat and there are few tests to see if you have been cured of it.
However ulcers( erosion in the normal lining of the stomach and intestines) can take time to heal.
Reducing the acidity of your stomach may help to alleviate the pain.
l would suggest a visit your doctor for prescription of proton pump inhibitors ( medicines that reduce the acid formation) and a possible retreatment with antibiotics if the infection still exists.
Hope this helps.
I would be glad to answer if you any more questions
wish you good health
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