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Non Ulcer Dyspepsia is caused by the bacteria H. Pylori living in the stomach lining. H. Pylori causes inflammation of the intestines and increases acid in the stomach, though it does not cause ulcers. It can be treated with medications like Zantac or Prevacid that reduce acid. H. Pylori is commonly found in soil and enters the body through the mouth before residing in the stomach. Long term, it can affect the digestive system and cause nausea or tooth decay by increasing acid levels. Treatment includes antibiotics to reduce acid or gaining weight through a healthy diet in order to strengthen stomach cells.
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- 1. Non Ulcer Dyspepsia Brian Kim
- 2. Introduction It is a disease that causes stomach ulcers and inflamed intestines It goes inside the digestive system and it lives in the stomach lining It is very common amongst many men and women
- 3. Non Ulcer Dyspepsia is a disease caused by bacteria Disease that causes stomach ulcers Inflames intestines It goes inside the digestive system It doesn't digest It lives in the stomach lining It Eats the cells H. Pylori eats the stomach cells It eats the side of stomach
- 4. What is the cause of Non Ulcer Dyspepsia ? Bacteria named H. Pylori It causes ulcers It came from the soil of the ground Bacteria lives inside The stomach lining It increases acid
- 5. How can Non Ulcer Dyspepsia be treated ? This disease can be treated with medication Zantac Promethazine Prolosec Prevacid It can also be treated with protein Milk Fish It gives more strength for the cells
- 6. How does H. Pylori affect the human body ? It affects the digestive system It inflames the intestines It makes the acid rise more than It makes you feel nauseas It affects the mouth Acid causes vomiting The teeth are affected by the acid Acid swells the esophagus
- 7. How can this disease end ? A-It can end with antibiotics It reduces acid It can end with weight change You can gain weight You can eat more
- 8. How Does This Disease Start ? The bacteria lives inside the soil H. Pylori goes inside and lives inside the digestive system It penetrates the stomach chamber H. Pylori eats the stomach cells H Pylori starts from the mouth It goes past the throat Goes to the stomach It sticks to the side It lives by eating the stomach cells
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- 11. Community Service I volunteered at Giant as a cashier. I volunteered to get job experience and helping others at the same time. This was helpful for both me and Giant. I learned responsibility and knowledge of what a job is like.
- 12. Works Cited H. Pylori and Peptic Ulcer." H. PYLORI AND PEPTIC ULCER. Oct. 1997: n.p. SIRS Government Reporter. Web. 12 Oct 2011. "Knowledge About Causes of Peptic Ulcer Disease--United States..." Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. Oct. 24 1997: 985-987. SIRS Government Reporter. Web. 12 Oct 2011. Lewis, Ricki. "Surprise Cause of Gastritis Revolutionizes Ulcer Treatment." FDA Consumer (U.S. Food and Drug Administration). Dec. 1994: 15-18. SIRS Government Reporter. Web. 12 Oct 2011. Stancioiu, Felician, and others. "Helicobacter pylori: Findings in a Native American Population." IHS PRIMARY CARE PROVIDER. March 2005: 59-63. SIRS Government Reporter. Web. 12 Oct 2011. "The Ulcer Bacterium: Is It Contagious?." Johns Hopkins Medical Letter Health After 50. Oct. 1995: 4-5. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 12 Oct 2011.
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