Peptic (Stomach) Ulcer Bacteria Cause for Symptoms of Burning Pain, Bloating, Burping and Treatment

A peptic ulcer’s most common symptom is burning stomach pain, also described as a dull, gnawing abdominal ache or discomfort. Typical experiences with this pain is that it comes and goes, increases when stomach is empty and goes away with eating or taking

Some other ulcer symptoms include:

Essentially, a peptic ulcer is a sore on the lining of your stomach, or head of your small intestines, that will get worse if left untreated. Its most common cause is a H. pylori bacteria infection, but long-term nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicines use, like aspirin andpancreas, can also be the cause.

The best ulcer treatment is a triple therapy combination of:

Some mild side effects of this treatment include:

If peptic ulcers are not treated serious problems may occur, such as:

  • an ulcer blocking food from leaving your stomach
  • an ulcer burrowing through your stomach or duodenal wall
  • acid or ulcer breaking a blood vessel which causes bleeding

Seek medical attention if you experience sharp, sudden, persistent stomach pain; eliminate bloody or black stools; or vomit blood or what looks like coffee grounds.

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