Peptic ulcer

General Comments & Overall Conclusion The group provided a description of Nexium and its extended indications for peptic and duodenal ulcer. Based on the marking scheme guide, and learning outcomes, the group failed to meet the minimum requirements to pass this assignment. The assignment is graded as “Not Acceptable” with 28 points out of possible 80. Critical Issues The write up showed a lack of understanding of what was required and how to tackle the assignment. Therefore, the expected…

abdomen. Peptic ulcer disease: Bloating and excess gas as well as vomiting and nausea are symptoms synonymous with peptic ulcer disease. However, the patient does not complain of heart burn which is the most unique symptom for peptic ulcers (Warttig, Ward, & Rogers, 2014). Pathophysiology: Gall stone disease are hard, pebble-like structures that obstruct the cystic duct. Gastritis can be caused by stress the patient experience running her business left by her disease husband. Peptic Ulcer…

disease causation. Physicians previously attributed ulcers to stress or anxiety and did not believe that bacteria could cause cancer (3). .After 1983, when it was discovered that the stomach could be colonized by bacteria (4). increasing evidence has shown that H. pylori are a pathogen closely related to a variety of gastric conditions. These range from benign stomach diseases such as chronic gastritis, duodenal peptic ulcers and gastric peptic ulcers to malignant diseases such as gastric…

confirm the diagnosis of peptic ulcer disease, there is a high probability that the patient developed ulcers on the account of his presenting signs and symptoms. Most ulcers are caused by an infection with a type of bacteria called Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori). Risk factors to peptic ulcer disease include use of painkillers like NSAIDS, excessive drinking of alcohol, age 50 or older, infection with H.pylori bacterium, and have a family history of ulcers. Symptoms of ulcer include a gnawing or…

The peptic ulcers are caused by the bacteria. However, stress can take a part in causing these peptic ulcers. Being able to control stress can help control symptoms. 6. How does stress specifically impact the brain in terms of both brain chemistry, memory and depression. Having lots and lots of stress has…

intention-to-treat analysis, without major side effects and with minimal induction of bacterial resistance (10). 2.5.1 Indications for treatment Eradication of H. pylori infection is an effective way to cure H. pyloriassociated peptic ulcer disease, as it facilitates ulcer healing, prevents recurrences in vast majority of patients (108), and significantly reduces the…

Gastrointestinal Alterations As a clinician in is critical to differentiate between gastrointestinal disorders such as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), peptic ulcer disease (PUD), and gastritis. Many of the presenting symptoms may appear similar in nature. However, upon exploration of the historical details, an accurate diagnosis can be concluded. This paper will review the pathophysiology of normal gastric acid stimulation and production and the related alterations that occur with GERD,…

However there are certain diseases which vary in the pathophysiology of disease which may worsen the disease condition due to circadian rhythms. Diseases like allergic rhinitis [5], cardiovascular diseases [6&7], asthma, cancer [8], peptic ulcers, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, etc. shows circadian rhythms in their pathophysiology. Hence Chronomodulated systems are gaining a lot of interest and attention these days as these systems deliver the drugs at specified time as per the…

Mr. C has type II diabetes, high blood pressure, high hyperlipidemia, sleep apnea and peptic ulcer as a result of being overweight. According to the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, to be qualified for bariatric surgery, the candidate must have the following: 1. BMI≥ 40 or more than 100 pounds overweight 2. BMI≥ 35 and at least one or more obesity-related comorbidities such as type II diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnea, and other respiratory disorders, nonalcoholic fatty…

that can arise from stomach acid in the esophagus. In extreme cases the esophagus can rupture or cancer may develop in the area. The stomach is the next organ that is affected by BN. Peptic ulcers can form in the stomach because the stomach lining becomes thin due to an empty stomach. Some of the symptoms of a peptic ulcer are chest pains and bloody stool. In addition BN victims are often constipated and retain water due to dehydration from…