For most people the bacteria does not show a lot of symptoms in their body and they probably will never even know it’s there, but for others it may aggressively attack the lining of the stomach. After the bacteria severely damages the stomach lining it then exposes the affected person’s stomach wall to the acid that their body uses to digest food.
What Are the Symptoms of H. Pylori Infection
When the digestive acid acts upon the wall of the stomach it can then cause:
Mild or severe stomach pain
Bloating
Discomfort and vomiting
Excessive burping
Loss of appetite
Weight loss
Sour stomach
It can eventually lead to such conditions as infections, peptic ulcers and even stomach cancer. Helicobacter pylori infection in your stomach is also one of the main causes of having too much stomach acid (hyperchlorhydria).
The presence of the bacteria can easily be detected by testing blood, breath and stool samples.
Evidence Based Natural Remedies for H. Pylori