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L had helicobacter plyori. was treated with triple therapy. boipsy 4weeks later showed no bug. can it come back few months later even though biopsy ok?
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Maybe: If it does, you can be treated again. I'm glad you're health-aware. Best wishes.
Answered 12/18/2017
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