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Definition of a Stomach Ulcer

Learn what these are, and how to avoid them...

A stomach ulcer is a general term that includes several other types of ulcers found in the digestive system. Over 810 million people have stomach ulcers right now, and some of them may not even be aware that a stomach ulcer could be the cause their abdominal aches and pains. Full Story Below > >
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So what is a Stomach Ulcer?

There are many definitions out there with medical folk competing to see who can come up with the longest, most technical version. For example (and I quote from simplest to worst!);

  • "A raw or inflamed area of the stomach lining."

  • "A Peptic ulcer is an ulcer of one of the areas of the gastrointestinal tract that is usually acidic."

  • "A break in the stomach lining that allows acid and digestive juices to damage the tissues beneath the lining. It can cause vomiting, pain and bleeding."

  • "A necrotic lesion characterized by a crater-like erosion of the stomach wall (gastric ulcer) or the duodenum (duodenal ulcer) often associated with painful symptoms."

Well, at least you get the idea. The simplest definition we can offer is this;

A stomach ulcer is a small hole or erosion
in the lining of the esophagus, stomach or duodenum.

It is not much more that that! It sounds simple, but it is a condition that needs to be taken care of.

The most common type of ulcer found in patients in Western countries is the duodenal ulcer which is located in the small intestine, which is connected to the bottom part of the stomach.


Who gets ulcers?

Adults older than 40 years of age are most susceptible to gastric ulcers while nearly 1 in 10 of all adults in Western countries are affected by peptic ulcers. This figure is even higher in Third World countries.

Younger people are not immune - they are simply less likely to be affected. Apparently the percentage chance of you getting an ulcer is directly related to your age - so as a rule of thumb we can assume a 1 year old has a 1% chance, while an 80 year old has an 80% chance.


Are ulcers dangerous?

Most ulcers are not dangerous, but when left too long they can cause internal bleeding. Of course massive bleeding can be fatal.

Click here to find out more about bleeding ulcers.


Can Ulcers be cured?

Yes, most ulcers can be cured. The treatment of ulcers will differ according to the type of ulcer you may have. If you are infected with H. pylori then we recommend you try a natural remedy.

Our Natural Health team has accumulated a wealth of information on H. pylori and have compiled an informative and essential report which contains everything you should know about H. pylori.

This information is a collection of the knowledge and experience gathered from doctors around the world treating their own patients in their own practices - and we sincerley hope this information will give you the edge in making an informed decision about your treatment......

We suggest you learn and understand more about H. pylori bacteria first, so that you can make an informed decision on the type of treatment you should take.


Click here to get your FREE H. pylori report now.


Can Ulcers be avoided?

Technically the answer is yes. The real answer is to be proactive here and to recognize and act on some of the main causes of ulcers, before your ulcers start acting on you.

Here some tips on avoiding ulcers;

  • See your doctor BEFORE you have any symptoms
    "But why should I see a doctor if there is nothing wrong with me?" - you ask? Well, to be really safe, you should ask your doctor to check you out for an H. pylori infection as this is the cause of over 80% of all stomach ulcers.

    In Western countries about 20% to 30% of people under the age of 40 have the bacteria, while it infects around 50% - 60% of people over age 60. See the relation to the rule of thumb pointed out above? Note that not all people infected with H. pylori will get an ulcer - some people's systems can tolerate the presence of H. pylori and may not be affected at all.

  • Painkillers and Anti-inflammatory drugs
    Reduce your intake, or even better, stop taking painkillers that contain ibuprofen or aspirin for prolonged periods. Too many people take these for the tiniest of pains, not knowing they could be setting themselves up for the far worse pain that an ulcer is going to cause them!

  • Eat the correct foods
    Although food does not cause ulcers, good nourishment is always a good idea. Statistics show that ulcers are more common amongst under nourished people. An easy to follow diet can help you become aware of the food sources that can cause an increase in acid levels.

  • Aim for a healthier lifestyle
    Your stressful job will not cause an ulcer. Neither will an average intake of alcohol. Smoking in moderation is a bit more risky. Not one of these habits is going to really hurt you, but pushing any of these to excess and/or a combination of these is setting the stage for stomach ulcers, especially if you have H. pylori.

  • Get to know what the main causes of ulcers are
    If you don't know the causes of ulcers, you won't know what to look out for - click here to find out more

    Sources and references

    All our information is sourced from various digestive health experts,
    a world renowned immunologist, and from these trusted websites;

    Jama

    The Lancet

    NEJofM

    BMJ


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