Question 1

1. Which agent is least likely to protect the upper gastrointestinal tract from ulcer formation?

Accepted Answer

A Biological agent named Helicobacter pylori is likely to protect the upper gastrointestinal tract from ulcer formation. Medication. Helicobacter pylori suppression and risk stratification with suitable gastroprotection strategies when used with antiplatelet drugs and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are effective in preventing peptic ulcer bleeding. Collaborations of aspirin and NSAIDs and proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) is used for preventing peptic ulcer bleeding. Foodstuffs. Dairy foodstuffs like raw milk, yogurt and other dairy products are the rich source of H. pylori bacteria (e.g. sheep and cow) which are beneficial for prevent and control peptic ulcer. According to a study by Mousavi, 30% of cheese, 27% of ice cream, 15% of cream and 5% of butter are consists H pylori and those all were made from unpasteurized milk.

Question 2

2. Can ulcer patients take Valibo tablet?

Accepted Answer

Tablet Volibo 0.2 Mg is usually used for lower blood glucose levels in the patients with “Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus”. This medicine is belongs to a group known as “Alpha Glucosidase Inhibitors”. This medicine is not recommended for those who are suffering from long term digestive disorders, Gastroesophageal reflux disorder, ulcer, heartburn and inflammatory bowel disorder etc.

Question 3

3. Which drug is the best to cure gastric ulcer plus dyspepsia?

Accepted Answer

H2-receptor blockers, PPIs, high-dose antacids and sucralfate all are the effective way to cure gastric ulcer plus dyspepsia. It heals more than 90% of ulcers within 4 to 6 weeks.

Question 4

4. How to heal peptic ulcer naturally?

Accepted Answer

With the help of balanced foods enrich with nutrients you can naturally heal ulcer. For example fruits, vegetables and whole grains.

Question 5

5. Is folic acid good for peptic ulcer?

Accepted Answer

Folic acid prevent the formation of ulcers by 32% and reduced the reserve of mucus by 50%. Therefore pre-treatment with folic acid is a positive way to get rid of peptic ulcer.

Question 6

6. Can peptic ulcers leads to cancer?

Accepted Answer

Helicobacter pylori or H. pylori the bacterium linked to ulcers and in many cases it has been turned in stomach cancers.

Question 7

7. Why aspirin is not used in peptic ulcers?

Accepted Answer

Several NSAIDs like ibuprofen, aspirin and naproxen can cause ulcers, as it interfering with the stomach’s ability (it protect itself from gastric acids). Stomach acids plays vital role in the digestive process, it can cause damage if the defensive walls of the stomach are compromised.

Question 8

8. Is milk good for ulcers?

Accepted Answer

Those who have peptic ulcers is suggested to drink milk, as it calm the stomach and help to heal the ulcers. However, it is not applicable in all aspects. It may be helpful for few minutes. Apart from that milk also encourages your stomach to produce “Hydrochloric Acid”, which may hurt more on your ulcers.

Question 9

9. What are the home remedies to treat peptic ulcers?

Accepted Answer

Probiotics like milk and Yogurts. Ginger. Fruits. (Grapes, apple, berries and banana etc). Vegetables. Honey Flavonoids. Drink Fresh Carrot and Cabbage Juice. Eat Garlic Cloves. Fenugreek. Slippery Elm. Licorice. Eggs. Whole wheat breads. Fish. Beans. Nuts. Pasta. Brown rice.

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