1 Signs of the disease

Often the development of the helicobacter pylori bacterium proceeds without the characteristic symptoms, which complicates the diagnosis of the disease. For this reason, many victims do not receive proper treatment in the initial stages, although it is at this point that it is easier to overcome the bacterium.

Today many people live without even knowing that helicobacter pylori has already begun in their body its disastrous effect. Therefore, do not ignore such signs of the disease as a chronic digestive disorder, in which constipation is replaced by diarrhea. In addition, the symptoms of activation of the bacterium are frequent allergic reactions, hair loss, deterioration of the nails and fungal lesions of the hands and feet. The persistent unpleasant smell of the mouth can also indicate this disease.

In later stages of the disease, the infection manifests itself as a pain in the stomach, which recedes after eating. Often such pains in the abdomen are accompanied by severe nausea and heartburn. The condition worsens after taking heavy fatty foods, especially meat dishes. Such signs should be a good reason for a person to see a doctor.

However, the presence of signs of the disease is not enough to start treatment. The patient must pass all the necessary tests that would confirm the presence of Helicobacter pylori in his body. If the examination shows the presence of an infection, the doctor prescribes a complex treatment for the patient with the mandatory use of antibiotics.

2 Indications for therapeutic activities

Unconditional indications for the beginning of the course is:

1. Peptic ulcer of the duodenum.
2. Restorative therapy after surgery to remove a malignant tumor of the stomach.
3. Atrophic gastritis.
4. For the prevention of cancer related to relatives of a patient with stomach cancer.

Quite often when Helicobacter pylori is found in the human body, a patient is prescribed a treatment that is aimed only at eliminating the symptoms of diseases of the digestive system. However, this approach is completely wrong, since the correct treatment of this ailment must be complex. Its main goal is the complete destruction of the harmful bacteria in the human body, without which it is impossible to heal ulcerative lesions and erosions in the patient's stomach.

Treatment of Helicobacter, which is the cause of most diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, is impossible without antibiotics. Antibacterial drugs have a detrimental effect on the life of Helicobacter pylori and are therefore the basis of the treatment of this disease.

Some basic rules how to treat Helicobacter pylori:

1. Find the most effective attack on infection.
2. Use antibacterial drugs that are resistant to the acidic environment of the stomach.
3. Use medicines that can penetrate the mucus layer of the stomach.
4. Choose preparations with local action.

As soon as possible remove the medication from the body until they began to affect other organs. Only this approach to the treatment of this disease will once and for all cure Helicobacter pylori.

3 Medication Therapy

So, what is the treatment for pathology? Getting rid of Helicobacter, whose treatment, as mentioned above, should be timely, is possible only if two important conditions are met: the use of drugs that normalize the acidity of gastric juice, and adherence to a special therapeutic diet.

Disputes of doctors on how to treat and how to treat Helicobacter pylori, still continue, as the complete eradication of the infection, although it is considered desirable, is an almost impossible task. To treat this bacterium, it is necessary to use a whole range of different drugs, although some of them are already useless, since Helicobacter pylori manifests resistant behavior to them.

Helicobacter pylori regimens may not give the desired result if the doctor has prescribed medications to the patient, which he already used earlier for the treatment of another ailment. In addition, antibiotic treatment has a serious side effect, since along with pathogenic bacteria, these agents also destroy useful microorganisms. And this in turn can cause the development of dysbiosis and severe allergies.

4 Antibacterial drugs

To select the correct antibacterial drugs( tablets, injections), only a doctor will be able to treat Helicobacter pylori. To develop effective therapy, he will need the results of all the patient's analyzes and a medical history that includes information on all the drugs that were used previously. However, in any case, antibiotics and medications always serve as a basis for the treatment of Helicobacter bacteria, designed to normalize the level of acidity in the patient's stomach.

There are several treatment regimens Helicobacter pylori, each of which is designed specifically to prevent the development of complications, reduce the side effects of drug therapy and not cause serious damage to the financial situation of the patient.

1. This treatment plan for Helicobacter pylori includes the following combination of drugs: omeprazole( if necessary, it is replaced with lansoprazole or esomeprazole), clarithromycin and amoxicillin( which can also be replaced with metronidazole).These medications should be taken in the morning and in the evening for one week. In 7 days after the beginning of therapy, a control examination of the patient is conducted, which should help to determine how well the healing of his ulcer is. If the ulcer is still large and does not heal well, then it is recommended that the patient continue to take one omeprazole over the next 20 days, excluding other drugs.

2. Treatment of Helicobacter with antibacterial drugs such as Amoxicillin and Clarithromycin. This therapy is supplemented with the use of colloidal bismuth subcitrate, which is better known as De-nol. Taking medications should be done twice a day for 10 days. If the follow-up examination showed no particular improvement, treatment of the infection should be continued using De-nol for the next 2.5 weeks. In this case, the patient is recommended to double the daily intake of medication.

3. This scheme involves taking omeprazole in combination with Amoxicillin and De-nol, which should be done in the morning and in the evening for 12 days. If the results of treatment of gastritis or ulcers did not give the desired effect, then in this case to combat Helicobacter pylori the patient should take omeprazole or De-nol for a further 3 weeks to choose. If all the described treatment regimens for Helicobacter-infection are useless, the patient is prescribed the passage of quadrotherapy.

5 Special scheme for

Quadrotherapy is following a special 4-component regimen that involves taking omezoprazole,( Lansoprazole, Pantoprazole or Esomeprazole) in the morning and in the evening, De-nol and Tetracycline four times a day and Metronidazole in the morning, lunch and evening for oneof the week. Quadrotherapy prescribed helikobakter pilori patients with low or complete ineffective other treatment regimens, as well as in the absence of the inability to correctly establish the sensitivity of the strain of the microorganism to antibiotics.

In any of the above schemes, first-line inhibitors are permitted to be replaced with the drug Flemoxin-solutab. It has little effect on the beneficial microflora of a person and has no serious side effects.