Your H. pylori Test Is Still Positive...
But Do You Still Have H. pylori?
@imomoemithompson
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The video addresses a common patient concern about persistent positive test results after treatment, offering clear explanations and actionable advice on choosing the right tests and timing for follow-up.
Summary
This video explains why an H. pylori test might remain positive even after successful treatment. It highlights that antibody tests can show positive results for months due to lingering antibodies, even if the infection is gone. The video recommends using tests that detect active infection, like breath or stool antigen tests, and advises waiting at least four weeks after treatment for follow-up testing to ensure reliable results.
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Not every positive H. pylori test after treatment means the infection is still there. In this video, I explain why the type of test used matters. #HPylori #HealthEducation
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