Ulcers

Gangrene is not a complication of peptic ulcers.

I don't think its a good idea NyQuil has alcohol in it and a few other ingredients that can irritate an ulcer

The procedure code for the treatment of a pressure ulcer typically depends on the specific treatment provided and the ulcer's stage. Commonly used codes include those from the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) system, such as 97597 or 97598, which refer to debridement of the ulcer. For accurate coding, it’s essential to consult the latest coding guidelines or documentation specific to the treatment performed.

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Shin ulcers are ulcers that are located on the shin. An ulcer is an eroded area of skin that has disintegrated tissue (Answers.com). Shin Ulcers are generally either caused by bacterial infection or diseases. Ulcers are common for all age groups, but are more common in adults. Shin Ulcers can be temporary, or they can go away over time. There are some medications that can relieve pain and treat the ulcers.

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Yes, painless skin ulcers called chancres. It doesn't cause stomach ulcers.

An ulcer is a discontinuation of a membrane,. The most common are mouth ulcers. There are also internal ulcers such as a peptic ulcer or IBD.

yes ice cream is very good for you with all the dairy in ice cream you could have it for every meal of the day

Razo D is a combination of rabeprazole and domperidone. It is usually given for treating gastric and peptic ulcers, GERD, hyperacidity and other gastro-intestinal problems. Somestimes the drug is given along with antobiotics to treat H. Pylori infection in stomach and duodenum. Like omeprazole, pantoprazole, lansoprazole this drug is called Proton Pump Inhibitator (PPI). For non-ulcer gastric problems, the medicine is given for two weeks and for treating ulcers it usually continued for one to two months.

Tagamet or Zantac

The ulcers in the intestines can mostly seen in few important disease such as crohn's, ulcerative colitis, acid-peptic disease or zollinger ellison syndrome, colon cancer (less likely in your case). It is important to remember that acid-peptic disease induced ulcers or in zollinger ellison syndrome ulcers are mostly found in the small intestine.

since I've been taking them I've had about 7 pop up in there, it bloody hurts worse than my appendix did!!

Yes.

The main culprits are: strong spices such as pepper, cayenne, oregano and curries, salt, vinegar, chiles, onions, garlic, radish, wasabi, hot sauces, cooked tomato sauce, lemon and lime juice, alcohol, coffee, cola soft drinks, extremely hot soups and beverages, and drugs such as aspirin and prednisone.

A hole that develops in the lining of the stomach is called an ulcer. There are several types, named for their location and the depth of the ulcer.

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yes it can.h was taking zoloft for two years and i suffered a lot of ulcer.issa

If you mean the fashion designer Madeleine Vionnet (1876-1975) the pronunciation of her family name is: vee-oa-nay (with a slight stress on the first syllable).

That's an interesting question. I think, in the absence of H. Pylori infection in the stomach or concurrent use of NSAIDs (aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, etc) or heavy alcohol intake, that cola consumption _shouldn't_ cause an ulcer, although it can indeed cause gastritis or dyspepsia, including acid reflux/heartburn (sour stomach, indigestion, burning sensations in the stomach and in the chest).

I suppose it is possible that excessive consumption, especially on an empty stomach, could cause an ulcer even in folks who are not using NSAIDs and don't have H. Pylori infection.

I think the best answer would be from a gastroenterologist.

I used to drink diet cola for years and never had a problem and gave it up. Now, I started drinking it again and my stomach just feels like it is burning and there is a slight nauseating and mild achiness there. I drank it on an empty stomach. Tea will do this too.

I know that caffeine increases stomach acid production by stimulating the proton pump. Phosphoric acid is not good, but your stomach lining can tolerate a much stronger acid such as hydrochloric acid, so I am not sure if it is strong enough to erode the gastric mucosa.

I'd ask a specialist about this. Either way though, cola drinks are not good for you. Phosphoric acid increases the risk of kidney stones and leeches calcium from your bones. Taken with a meal, cola drinks interfere with vitamin and mineral absorption and can cause people prone to anemia to develop anemia by inhibiting iron absorption from food.

Stay away from cola or only drink 1 can a day. If you feel any unpleasant symptoms in your stomach after drinking it, quit and drink water or something much more healthy.

I hope this helps, but I think the jury is still out if cola _by itself_ can cause stomach ulcers. It is a fact though that cola will aggravate a preexisting gastric ulcer (not sure about duodenal ulcers though).

Paul

Ulcers typically happen in the cervix, which is the bottom portion of the uterus. The ulcers are commonly caused by STD's and should be treated by a doctor.

salmonella typhi H is a typhoid count. it is very dangerous. in typhi H it tells us that the count of the disease will decrease very slowly and it will take years time to decrease but in typhi O it tells us that the count will decrease in a short period of time such as in 1 or 2 weeks. the count 1/80 tells we are at a minimum level. that means we have typhoid tYphi O,but if its above the count it is very bad. if you have temprature or shiviring and vomitting you should immediatly go to the doctor for a blood test to ensure safety. remember one thing if you have typhoid you should take a diet.do not eat anything solid only take liquids.such as soups. i have also got typhoid and this is what he doctor said to me and i had typhi O.and in typhoid you should take rest for at least a week.

Mouth ulcers can often be treated with an OTC (over the counter) medication. The pharmacist is the 'drug expert' in the health care community therefore, would know what OTC medication would be best used to treat mouth ulcers.

M advised by an ayurved to take 1tspn in a glass of MilK in the Morning. To cure all ulCers

Yes it may although their is no scientific evidence to support this. Certainly the FDA does not endorse this. Rinsing the mouth with sodium bicarbonate solution is a possible way to relieve mouth ulcer symptoms. Dissolve a pinch of sodium bicarbonate in water and use it for gargling. Also Gargling with salt water may provide relief from sharp pain.