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jenin98
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I have a positive blood test for this, and lots of symptoms. when I first got symptoms, I did not have the stomach pain which I have had now for 1 week.
I am on amxy and biacin and prevacid, and pepto bismull. and nystatin.Gosh, that is alot, so why am I not healing? I mean, I got the worst stomach pain yesterday, then all of a sudden, after taking one of my abx, it went away. Today, it is hurting again, but less.
Do we herx on this treatment, I mean, do you get worse before getting better? how do I know if the bacteria is resistant to the abx? how long should I give it time?
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I am fairly certain that stomach acid normally keeps H-Pylori from existing in the stomach.

If you are using antacids, as I did when I got it, you are making it hard to kill. I would think the antibiotics and the bismuth would kill it eventually. I am surprised it is not gone already.

I used a Rife machine and it worked immediately.
If you could use one for a week you could be rid of it easily.

Antibiotics give me a gut ache without any H-Pylori. Maybe it is the drugs now.

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