How does child get Helicobacter pylori to treat?

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How does child get Helicobacter pylori to treat? How does child get Helicobacter pylori to do? Children infected with Helicobacter pylori, the treatment is roughly the same as adults, but slightly different, especially when transferred to second-line treatment, the difference is larger.

How does child get Helicobacter pylori to treat?

First line treatment: usually, children with Helicobacter pylori, first-line treatment and adults the same, but the measurement is different, generally according to the height and weight of the child to calculate. Commonly used first-line treatment is triple, quadruple.

In addition, due to the physical reasons of children, the incidence of adverse reactions is much higher than that of adults. Once there are adverse reactions, we can add Wyatt probiotics in triple and quadruple treatment to reduce the occurrence of adverse reactions.

Second line treatment: due to the metabolic capacity of children, if the first-line treatment fails, there is much less choice for second-line treatment. First of all, furazolidone, tetracycline resistance rate, but the side effects of antibiotics, there is no way to use. Therefore, when children switch to second-line treatment, they usually can only choose sequential therapy or triple, quadruple + Wyatt probiotics.

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Our experience is to try to eradicate it in the first line. Once the rebound turns to second-line treatment, it's time to use probiotics. Only triple, quadruple and probiotics can be used together, or probiotics can be used alone. However, the drug resistance rate of children is lower than that of adults, and it is easier to eradicate in the first line.