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General Category => General POIS Discussions => Topic started by: Rare on January 03, 2018, 12:03:10 PM
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Hello everyone,
I recently discover that I have a Helicobacter Pylori (HP +++).
I was wondering if there is a relationship between HP and POIS ?
Members suffering from digestive problems, did you test HP before?
If HP is not a cause of POIS, could POIS with digestive trouble leads to HP?
Thanks for your answers
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Hi Rare,
A good proportion of the population have H.Pylori, while POIS is very rare, so I doubt that H.Pylori could be a direct cause of POIS. But in someone prone to POIS ( we don't know yet exaclty why!), if this bacteria causes stomach problems, I believe it is a good idea to manage it, since any source of inflammation in the gut should be avoided, be it from irritating food, gluten, a bacteria, a bad gut flora, dairies, or anything else.
I think the lower we keep our chronic, "baseline" inflammation level, the less severe our POIS symptoms are.
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Hello everyone,
I recently discover that I have a Helicobacter Pylori (HP +++).
I was wondering if there is a relationship between HP and POIS ?
Members suffering from digestive problems, did you test HP before?
If HP is not a cause of POIS, could POIS with digestive trouble leads to HP?
Thanks for your answers
I had h pylori and treated it in the past. Treating it did not affect my pois. Treating it got rid of my bad heart burns.
I believe you get h pylori from unclean food, water and utensils. I have pois digestive issues and i have not gotten h pylori since i treated it. I think i dont have h pylori because i dont have any heartburns.
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Hi Rare,
A good proportion of the population have H.Pylori, while POIS is very rare, so I doubt that H.Pylori could be a direct cause of POIS. But in someone prone to POIS ( we don't know yet exaclty why!), if this bacteria causes stomach problems, I believe it is a good idea to manage it, since any source of inflammation in the gut should be avoided, be it from irritating food, gluten, a bacteria, a bad gut flora, dairies, or anything else.
I think the lower we keep our chronic, "baseline" inflammation level, the less severe our POIS symptoms are.
Thanks Quantum for your usual precious contribution.
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Hello everyone,
I recently discover that I have a Helicobacter Pylori (HP +++).
I was wondering
I had h pylori and treated it in the past. Treating it did not affect my pois. Treating it got rid of my bad heart burns.
I believe you get h pylori from unclean food, water and utensils. I have pois digestive issues and i have not gotten h pylori since i treated it. I think i dont have h pylori because i dont have any heartburns.
Hi certaily
thanks for your reply.
For H pylori treatment did you take antibiotic ? or natural way?
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Hi Rare,
A good proportion of the population have H.Pylori, while POIS is very rare, so I doubt that H.Pylori could be a direct cause of POIS. But in someone prone to POIS ( we don't know yet exaclty why!), if this bacteria causes stomach problems, I believe it is a good idea to manage it, since any source of inflammation in the gut should be avoided, be it from irritating food, gluten, a bacteria, a bad gut flora, dairies, or anything else.
I think the lower we keep our chronic, "baseline" inflammation level, the less severe our POIS symptoms are.
Thanks Quantum for your usual precious contribution.
Thank you very much for your words of appreciation, Rare :)
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Hello everyone,
I recently discover that I have a Helicobacter Pylori (HP +++).
I was wondering
I had h pylori and treated it in the past. Treating it did not affect my pois. Treating it got rid of my bad heart burns.
I believe you get h pylori from unclean food, water and utensils. I have pois digestive issues and i have not gotten h pylori since i treated it. I think i dont have h pylori because i dont have any heartburns.
Hi certaily
thanks for your reply.
For H pylori treatment did you take antibiotic ? or natural way?
I did antibiotics. The treatment was two antibiotics and an antiacid.
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Hi Rare,
A good proportion of the population have H.Pylori, while POIS is very rare, so I doubt that H.Pylori could be a direct cause of POIS. But in someone prone to POIS ( we don't know yet exaclty why!), if this bacteria causes stomach problems, I believe it is a good idea to manage it, since any source of inflammation in the gut should be avoided, be it from irritating food, gluten, a bacteria, a bad gut flora, dairies, or anything else.
I think the lower we keep our chronic, "baseline" inflammation level, the less severe our POIS symptoms are.
Thanks Quantum for your usual precious contribution.
Yes it is usual...and also very Rare to find someone with Quantum’s incredible zeal! :)
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Strangely I have gastritis since 2 weeks and I was searching links with Pois. I just hope I have no ulcer. But helicobacter Pylori causes lot of troubles.
gastritis soon cured :)