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How to treat gastric inflammation?

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Dr. Silviu Pasniciuc answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

By understanding what is causing the inflammation, avoiding meds and food that makes it worse, treat if related to H pylori for example. Best would be to keep a log of symptoms and take it to your doc to discuss options.

Answered 5/10/2021

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