nbsp; The Bottom Line
H. pylori is common, and many infected people have no symptoms.
When problems do occur, they can include
stomach discomfort, nausea, bloating, appetite changes and peptic ulcers. Chronic infection is also a recognized risk factor for certain stomach cancers—but infection does not mean cancer is present. Institut National du Cancer
If H. pylori is suspected, testing and appropriate medical treatment are more reliable than attempting to eliminate the infection with home remedies.
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