How Do You Determine If One Has an H. Pylori Infection?
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To determine if you have an H. Pylori infection, your doctor can either use a stool test, blood test, or breath test. The most common, however, is a stool test. However, symptoms of H. pylori infection are similar to many other common illnesses and conditions, so it’s important not just to rely on your own observations but also to consult your doctor for a diagnosis.
Are Natural Remedies That Have Been Shown To Help H. Pylori Infections?
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The following are some natural remedies that have been shown to help H. pylori infections:
Probiotics:
These live bacteria help fight H. pylori infection by competing for space in your gut. Probiotics can also reduce inflammation and improve immune function.
Synbiotics:
These are probiotics combined with prebiotics, which are non-digestible fibers that feed the good bacteria. In addition to fighting H. pylori infections, they may also help reduce stomach acid production and improve immune function.
Green tea:
Green tea has been shown to reduce the levels of H. pylori, which may help fight the infection. In particular, a mouthwash made from green tea extract might effectively stop the bacteria’s growth.
Manuka Honey:
Though there is no research that honey by itself can get rid of an H. Pylori infection, the research does show that it can inhibit the growth of the bacteria. Using honey in combination with traditional treatment methods can improve the outcome.
Olive Oil:
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