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Can caffeine bring back gastritis 1 month after treatment? (wasn't caused by h.pylori, nor drugs)
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Caffeine and gastrit: Most likely - go back on the medications you were prescribed because one month is too short of a period for healing to be complete!
Answered 9/6/2016
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