Ulcers

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Ulcers are a tear in the lining of the tissues. Usually occurring in the stomach and small intestine, though they can occur in other tissues of the body. The most common cause of stomach ulcers is a bacteria called Helicobacter Pylori. It can be cured with anti-biotics and can be transmitted by eating foods that are contaminated with this bacteria. The bacteria weakens the lining of the stomach which is then further irritated by acids which occur naturally in the stomach causing the ulcer and the pain and burning associated with the ulcer.

In a wider picture, it is called the coelom. but in a smaller picture you can call it the abdominal carvity or the oesophagous

No it won't cause one, but it will irritate it and not help you.

Drinking milk, eating, taking antacids, and resting will relieve the pain of an ulcer. Actual treatment involves taking some prescription medications which aim to kill H. pylori bacteria and reduce the acidity/protect the inner linings of the stomach and duodenum.

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Mouth ulcers (canker sores) are normally small, painful lesions that develop in your mouth or at the base of your gums. They can make eating, drinking, and talking uncomfortable. They are not usually contagious unless they are caused by a virus or bacteria. Mouth ulcers go away within one to two weeks.

However, if you get a canker sore that is large or extremely painful or if it lasts for a long time, you should seek the advice of a doctor. She may have to do some testing and then had a idea of how to treat.

I assume the question refers to an ulcer on the skin and not in the mouth or stomach.

The skin is the body's first line of defence against bacteria and viruses. When there is a break in the skin, such as in ulcers or burns, grazes and lacerations, there is a break in the body's defence system that allows opportunistic infection causng agents to have an easy entry to get in and cause infection.

This is particularly problematic with diabetics with leg ulcers.

Ulcers need to be kept covered with non adhesive sterile dressings and treated with medicines prescribed by doctor or nurse. They must be professionally checked regularly to monitor the healing status.

No yogurt is not good for ulcers. Dairy is very acidic and that only irritates the ulcer more

NSAIDS group of drugs

The person is considered at high risk for reasons such as age, taking medications (steroids or NSAIDs like Motrin or aspirin) or being physically stressed then medications that reduce stomach acid such as Prilosec (omeprazole) and others can help to prevent ulcers.

you can live with stomach and gut ulcers for years and years with symptoms but its best to get it sorted as soon as possible as the ulcer can perforate which will kill you or it can turn cancerous if it gets worse and worse and is not treated as someone who has a very bad ulcer i can tell you its best to get it sorted straight away otherwise you will be in serious trouble i used to drink a lot of coca cola years ago and have now paid the price now all i can drink is milk and water because it hurts my stomach to even drink lemonade so as i said get it sorted asap

It's likely just scar tissue - nothing serious. If you're concerned or have any pain, see a doctor immediately. Note: Try not to play with it too much. This is a common way to get bumps, lumps, or any other type of uncomfortable things around the hole. If it is a new piercing (like you mentioned), playing with it will only further these lumps.

-- Okay, I got a cartilage piercing about a month ago and everything was fine until about two weeks ago. It started to hurt really bad and it was sore constantly, but i thought it was just the healing process. Well, when i looked closer, it turns out i had a lump behind it. It was all red and gross, so i decided to pop it. It helped for a while, but the lump came back, so i went to see the person who pierced my ear. He told me that i had a small keloid. He told me that i should clean it out with salt water everyday or use neosporin on it every three days.

either way, he told me it would take about a month to clear up.

It was caused by bacteria that had gotten under the skin around my piercing, and it could very likely happen to a lip piercing too.

it'll go away if you clean and take care of it regularly.

They usually last 1-2 weeks but if it lasts much longer than that or is appearing many times in a year you should consult a doctor.

Ulcers are typically detected by a barium swallow, upper endoscopy, or even a CT scan. Treatment can include medicine to kill the bacteria that caused the ulcer. Also, acid reducing medication (such as Rinatadine) can be used. And treatment can be administered through the endoscope.

The endoscope, btw, is a lighted tube that snakes into the stomach from the mouth. It has a light and a camera on it so the doctor can see what is going on.

When the stomach was biopsied, they found Hylobacterium pylori in the stomach tissue and mucous lining. There was also a decreased incidence of stomach ulcers when the patient was treated with antibiotics.

ulcer can be caused by many reasons

1. stress aggressiveness ulcer as it [promoted acid production

2. a certain bacteria called h pylori

3. spices and alcochol

Bland foods and anything that lines stomach like milk should be helpful

Yes, there is cure to mouth ulcers.mouth ulcers are formed when excess of heat is formed in our body. Therefore by drinking more amount of water,eating curd,having tender coconut and other substances which cools the heat in our body . Therefore mouth ulcers can be cured by these methods.remember icecreams only increase the heat in the body and doesn't cool our body.

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An Ulcer is a break in skin or mucous membrane where the surrouding tissue dies. It can be benign or it can be very serious. If there are around or in the oral cavity, you should see your physician. It could be anything from a canker sore to an STD.


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no you probably just ate something bad just take some medicine and you should be fine

catecholamines

which causes:

Increased BP- can lead to stroke

Cardiac Acceleration- leads to dysrhythmias (impaired electrical activity)

Vasoconstriction- leads to Stroke or MI

CNS stimulation- leads to seizures

Anticholinergics- leads to gastric ulcers

Apples, pears, tomatoes, peaches. Just avoid the acidic fruits like oranges and grapefruits and limes.

No, Stomach ulcers are caused by a bacteria.

A course of antibiotics will cure the problem.