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Peptic ulcer are ulcers that occur in the lining of any part of the gastrointestinal tract. These ulcers are not normally dangerous, however, they are very painful and can occasionally be cancerous. Over-the-counter medicines can alleviate the symptoms but will not solve the problem—medical intervention is required. The ulcers also have a tendency to recur, and may be caused by H. Pylori, so it’s important to obtain an accurate diagnosis from one of our AGA specialists.
Symptoms
Treatment
Your GI doctor will determine if the H. Pylori bacteria is the cause of the ulcers and prescribe antibiotics to solve the problem. For ulcers not caused by H. Pylori, your doctor may recommend an over-the-counter PPI (like Prilosec) to help reduce your symptoms and will outline a treatment plan to heal the ulcer. Make an appointment today for a diagnosis by one of our specialists and get some relief.
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New Patients
Step 1: Ask your primary care provider to send us a referral.
Step 2: Once we receive it, our scheduling team will contact you and send you a secure patient portal link.
Current Patients
Log in to your Patient Portal to schedule online using your username and password.
Need help? Call your location: