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A gastric ulcer, known more commonly as a peptic ulcer of the stomach, is most often the result of the H. pylori bacteria, which causes open sores to develop in the lining of the stomach....
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 25,000,000 Americans battle with ulcers, a condition that causes burning in the abdomen because of a sore or hole in the lining of...
You might be one of the millions of Americans who suffer frequent heartburn and acid reflux due to eating greasy, fattening foods. Acid reflux occurs when stomach acid moves upward into the...
A stomach ulcer can cause you to have nausea, vomiting, indigestion and a burning pain in your abdomen. The ulcer can be caused by a bacterial organism called Helicobacter pylori, or you can also...
Mouth ulcers, also called canker sores and aphthous ulcers, are small ulcers that occur on the sides of the cheek, under the tongue, and inside the lips. While mouth ulcers are neither life...
Years ago the common thought on ulcers was to drown them in milk products and spicy foods were seen as ulcer-causing. Today, medical experts have made a complete turnaround on these two ideas as...
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