Recheck with your DR: This may be an ulcer that is not healing gallstones.
Answered 8/30/2012
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GE reflux: From the information your ge reflux causing erosions in in the esophagus from the acid in your stomach caused bleeding ( tarry stool ) , besides medications, all the precautions your doctor told you to do, then endoscopy to see any ulcers in lower esophageal area, if biopsy shows atypia ( barrett's ulcer ) then you need anti reflux surgery.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Abdominal pains: Your pains may be an indication of persistent refractory ulcer disease or of severe reflux. Were you previously diagnosed with helicobacter pylori? I would suggest a follow-up visit with your gastroenterologist.
Answered 9/27/2012
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