How tototally cure my ulcerpermanently - #17717

It sounds like you’ve been dealing with a very persistent and frustrating issue. First things first, while many ulcers are related to Helicobacter pylori infection, long-term NSAIDs use can also be a cause. Since you’ve mentioned it’s been years since you took NSAIDs, let’s consider other factors. Extended periods without food could have contributed to your gastric issues, but more importantly, you’re describing symptoms that might suggest a bigger underlying problem like H. pylori infection, gastritis or even gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). If these haven’t been tested yet, addressing them could be a real game-changer. I’d recommend getting tested specifically for H. pylori, as eradicating this bacteria could offer significant relief. Treatment involves a combination of antibiotics usually amoxicillin and clarithromycin or metronidazole, taken together with a proton pump inhibitor like the omeprazole you’ve been trying. If you’ve been diagnosed with GERD as well, lifestyle modifications like eating smaller, more frequent meals, avoiding trigger foods (citrus, caffeinated beverages, spicy foods), and not lying flat shortly after meals can be effective. Also, elevating your bed head by about 6-8 inches can aid in reducing nighttime symptoms. The persistent belching could be related to swallowing air along with a hypothesized connection to the stomach lining irritation. Be conscious of how fast you’re eating, as rushing meals could lead to more air intake. While antacids and omeprazole are common treatments, they often don’t solve the problem alone, especially if H. pylori or GERD isn’t properly managed. Finally, if these steps don’t lead to improvement, consider consulting a gastroenterologist to explore further diagnostic evaluations like endoscopy, as there might be other less common causes at play like peptic ulcer disease or esophageal motility disorders that need specialized management. Prioritize following up with a healthcare professional for a personalized examination into all these avenues.

Hello,

Your symptoms for 4 years are not normal and are unlikely to be cured by antacids or omeprazole alone.

Skipping meals in the past does not permanently cause ulcers. The most likely causes are: H. pylori infection (very common and often untreated) Chronic gastritis / acid reflux Aerophagia (air swallowing) causing loud throat gas Permanent cure is possible only if the cause is treated.

What you need to do Get tested for H. pylori (stool test or breath test). If positive ; take 14-day eradication therapy (PPI + 2 antibiotics). Confirm cure with a repeat test after treatment. Consider upper GI endoscopy because symptoms are long-standing and severe. For throat gas: eat slowly, avoid straws/gum, and practice diaphragmatic breathing.

With proper testing and treatment, this condition can be permanently resolved.

I hope this helps Thank you