Treatment folk remedies

Helicobacteriosis treatment.

Herbal Treatment.

The danger of helicobacteriosis lies in the fact that it can occur secretly, without complaints of the patient, and prolonged infection with Helicobacter pylori leads to necrotic processes. Most often, gastroduodenitis occurs with the subsequent development of stomach ulcers.

In the vast majority of cases, duodenal ulcers are caused by helicobacteriosis — Helicobacter pylori (Helicobacter pylori) and much less often due to the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs taken in the treatment of other pathologies (articular). In short, one is cured and the other crippled. Recently, the expression “aspirin ulcer” has even appeared. This is another justification for the appropriateness of treatment with natural products, including herbal remedies.

To protect the damaged mucous membrane of the stomach from the indicated effects during helicobacteriosis, plants that have a lot of mucus in their composition work perfectly. These are the roots of calamus marsh, medicinal marshmallow, ivan-tea narrow-leaved (up to 15% mucus), dried marshmallow, linden, they are also anti-inflammatory;

Helicobacteriosis treatment.

Of the anesthetizing plants for the treatment of Helicobacteriosis, it is necessary to indicate a chamomile, pharmacy, St. John’s wort, peppermint, sushnitsa, galangal, large plantain, hemophilus, goat willow;

As a rule, with helicobacteriosis, a decrease in estrogen is observed. To compensate for their deficiency, it is necessary to include hormone-like plants: sage, corn stigmas, licorice, meadow clover;

In the presence of bleeding, dioecious nettle, shepherd’s bag, and hemophilia are appropriate. Immunomodulators are very useful: lemon balm, sage, corn stigmas, catnip, polygon;

With helicobacteriosis, licorice is one of the main medicinal herbs. Flavonoids isolated from licorice rhizomes have a versatile effect on the body: they have an antispasmodic effect, have an anti-inflammatory effect, while reducing capillary fragility;

Mucous substances and gums, which are present in large quantities in licorice, cause laxative and expectorant effects. The cholinolytic, antispasmodic and antihistamine properties of the roots have been experimentally established in the treatment of gastric ulcers. Juice of plant roots also promotes scarring of stomach ulcers;

If you take 40 g of juice of licorice roots per day, then the pain decreases and stops, and after a month the ulcer heals;

With taste intolerance to this plant, you can use licorice syrup (sold ready-made in pharmacies);

It is necessary to remember the bitterness that stimulates bile secretion: wormwood, jaundice, trifol, yarrow.