What are the best treatment options for my chronic trapped gas, bloating, burping, acidity, stomach pain, heart palpitations, and dizziness, which started after a period of eating unhealthy restaurant food, given that my tests showed stomach and upper intestine inflammation and a weak stomach bacterial infection (H. pylori), and I have found no relief from Rifagut, Pentocide, Pentocide DSR, Jonflox, probiotics, or antacids while taking my daily blood pressure and cholesterol medications (amlodipin, Nebicard, and Fibator)? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What are the best treatment options for my chronic trapped gas, bloating, burping, acidity, stomach pain, heart palpitations, and dizziness, which started after a period of eating unhealthy restaurant food, given that my tests showed stomach and upper intestine inflammation and a weak stomach bacterial infection (H. pylori), and I have found no relief from Rifagut, Pentocide, Pentocide DSR, Jonflox, probiotics, or antacids while taking my daily blood pressure and cholesterol medications (amlodipin, Nebicard, and Fibator)?

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What are the best treatment options for my chronic trapped gas, bloating, burping, acidity, stomach pain, heart palpitations, and dizziness, which started after a period of eating unhealthy restaurant food, given that my tests showed stomach and upper intestine inflammation and a weak stomach bacterial infection (H. pylori), and I have found no relief from Rifagut, Pentocide, Pentocide DSR, Jonflox, probiotics, or antacids while taking my daily blood pressure and cholesterol medications (amlodipin, Nebicard, and Fibator)?

Asked by Male, 28 · 22 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

22 days ago

Your stomach inflammation and H. pylori infection can cause severe gas and bloating, which can press on your diaphragm and trigger heart palpitations and dizziness. Since previous medications haven't worked, please consult your gastroenterologist about a specific, multi-drug H. pylori eradication therapy. Additionally, have your doctor review your daily medications, amlodipine and nebivolol, as they can sometimes contribute to dizziness. In the meantime, focus on eating small, bland, easily digestible meals.

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What are the best treatment options for my chronic trapped gas, bloating, burping, acidity, stomach pain, heart palpitations, and dizziness, which started after a period of eating unhealthy restaurant food, given that my tests showed stomach and upper intestine inflammation and a weak stomach bacterial infection (H. pylori), and I have found no relief from Rifagut, Pentocide, Pentocide DSR, Jonflox, probiotics, or antacids while taking my daily blood pressure and cholesterol medications (amlodipin, Nebicard, and Fibator)?

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