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stomach ulcer, x-ray, ulcer emergencies, gastroscopy procedure, location of peptic ulcers, cause of peptic ulcers, stomach disease, trauma, gastrectomy, ulcer, stomach, peptic disease, stomach ulcer, a gastric ulcer, break, in the normal tissue lining the stomach, duodenal ulcer, break, in the normal tissue lining the duodenum, first part, the small bowel, benign gastric ulcers, an imbalance between the secretion of acid, an enzyme, pepsin, defenses, the stomach's mucosal lining, leads to inflammation that aggravated by aspirin, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications, nsaids, ibruprofen, risk factors, benign gastric ulcers, use of aspirin, nsaids, helicobacter pylori infection, chronic gastritis, smoking, increasing age, mechanical ventilation, put on a respirator, stress, does not cause, worsen gastric ulcers, abdominal pain, wake at night, relieved by antacids, milk, occur 2 to 3 hours after a meal, worse eat, nausea, abdominal indigestion, vomiting, vomiting blood, blood in stools, black, tarry stools, unintentional weight loss, fatigue, no symptoms, egd, esophagogastroduodenoscopy, biopsy showing a benign gastric ulcer, upper gi series showing a gastric ulcer, helicobacter pylori infection, main goal is eradication, the organism that causes, problem, multiple regimens, either an h2 receptor antagonist famotidine, pepcid, nizatidine, axid, a proton pump inhibitor omeprazole, prilosec, esomeprazole, nexium, to suppress acid, combined, two antibiotics, h, pylori infection, ulcer-healing medications antacids, h2 receptor antagonists, proton pump inhibitors, effective, long-term treatment required, event of bleeding, ulcer, endoscopic therapy, control bleeding surgical intervention recommended, not respond to medical therapy, to endoscopic therapy, bleeding, a vagotomy, cutting the vagus nerve, controls the stomach's production of gastric acid, a partial gastrectomy, removal of part, the stomach, self-help measures, avoiding smoking, avoiding tea, coffee, soft drinks containing caffeine, avoiding alcohol, avoiding aspirin, nsaids, eating several small meals a day at regular intervals, most ulcers heal, medication in 6 to 8 weeks, recurrence is common, less likely, h, pylori infection is treated, acid-blocking medications, bleeding, ulcer, perforation, hole, stomach, obstruction, the passage of stomach contents, complications, corrected by medication, an endoscope, in rare instances, surgery, symptoms of gastric ulcer develop, use caution in taking aspirin, nsaids, prone to gastric ulcers.