Gastric or peptic ulcer:

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➡️ Stomach ulcer disease - Chronic recurrent disease, especially in the spring and autumn.

? The development of peptic ulcer disease in 85-90% of patients is associated with the infection of the bacterium Helicxbacter pyleori (Gilikobacter pylori).

- In other cases, it develops as a result of long-term use of anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs (Aspirin, Declofenac, Indomestocin, Ibuprafen, etc.).

? ‍⚕ SYMPTOMS:

? Pains, Heartburn, Often recording painful things.

? During the attack, there is pain every day, it appears in the groin and disappears after eating, the ulcer reappears after 0.5 - 1 hour, between 12 - 1.5 hours between the 2.5-fingered intestine.

? Constipation is common in 12-finger ulcer disease.

? If left untreated, dangerous complications can develop:

? Stomach - bleeding from the intestine;

? Penetration is the penetration of a wound into adjacent organs.

? Malignancy - The transformation of a wound into a malignant tumor.

? TREATMENT:

➡️ Diet

? ‍⚕ Oral medications:

Antimicrobial drugs:

? Amoxicillin

? Azithromycin (Chemomycin)

? Clarithromycin

? Tetracycline

Proton pump inhibitors:

? Lansoprazole.

? Omeprazole

? Rabeprazole (Pariet)

? Esomeprazole (Nexium)

Histamine H2 - Receptor blockers:

? Ranitidine

? Famotidine

Antacids:

? Almagel

? Altatsid

? Vikalin

? Gastal

? Malox

Gastroprotectors

? Gastrofarm

? Sucralfate

? Surgical treatment