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Helicobacter Pylori Chronic Gastritis

Hi!
I am 33 y/o male. I have a H.Pylori induced Chronic Mild Gastritis for about 2-3 years I completed antibiotic course 3 months ago and I hope H.Pylori would be cured.Desptite the fact that I have been taking Nexum 40 mg po every day my Gastritis pain in not getting any better.Pain is at the left upper quadrant, nonradiating,constant mostly in afternoon and at night, there is no particular association with food some time it occure before and some time after the eating.Pain is very dull but some time like buring in nature. I don't have a reflux problem so far, I feel pain only at the left upper quadrant area. I don't want to continue Nexium for long period of time since it causes Atrophic Gastritis. I am concering as my Mom died of Stomach cancer 4 years ago at the age of 55. I appreciate if you could suggest some Homeopathic medication for my problem.I don't have blood in my stool and my stool frequency are ok. I had an endoscopy on May 2006 which reveal that I have a Chronin Mild Gastritis. This is my brief history with hope that you will advise me or prescribe me something which would be realy beneficial and helpful.
Best Regard.
Atique

ateeeq on 2006-10-05

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Try phosphorous 30

kuldeep last decade

Hello,
I read this and I have the smae symptoms. I have had the pylori bacteria 2 years ago and then giardia. Did the phosphorus work or do you have any other suggestions. I have chronic gastritis

fausto last decade

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