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Zenodo
2026
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20070874 |
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- <p>Over the course of six months, this prospective and observational study was carried out in the IP <br>and OP departments. Relevant patient data was gathered from the patient case sheets at the gastro <br>department at PIMS. The form for gathering data was created and utilized. Demographic <br>information such as age, gender, occupation, location, past medical history, symptoms, and <br>laboratory diagnoses such as RUT and endoscopy are included in the data collecting form.A total <br>of 180 patients have been identified as having H. pylori. Of them, 41% are women and 58% are <br>men. Heartburn is the most prevalent symptom (92%), while anemia is the least common <br>(22%).Scores were assigned based on the symptoms in order to determine the recurrence of the <br>symptoms and the eradication of H. pylori. Regardless of H. pylori prevalence, H. pylori <br>eradication generally significantly improves symptoms in people with functional dyspepsia. <br>Patients will benefit and healthcare will be improved by predicting the effectiveness of H. pylori <br>eradication therapy and selecting the right treatment based on clinical indicators and symptoms. </p>