Prolonged angina suffers could be suffering from more than only indigestion, sour stomach or acid reflux.  The chronic heartburn might be caused by Helicobacter pylori, ( H.  Pylori, for short ).  In layman’s terms, you could be going through a stomach infection.  

Heartburn is a term we use to explain a range of conditions that cause us pain in the upper part of our intestinal tract.  As the conditions alter, so do the symptoms vary from person to person.  Each one of us have experienced heartburn from time to time, sometimes something we eat just does not agree with us, so we take 2 antacids like Tums or Maalox and all is well.  Tums, Maalox or any other over-the-counter antacids can not make all well if the reason for our heartburn is a stomach infection brought on by Helicobacter pylori.  

Even if we start experiencing angina more frequently, to the point of the angina becoming a chronic problem, we are still inclined to take over-the-counter antacids rather than seeking medical advice.  If the lingering heartburn is due to Helicobacter pylori, over the counter antacids will only partly relieve the unhappy heartburn, and do zilch to cure the root problem, the Heliobacter pylori bacteria growing inside of your abdominal tract, causing a stomach infection.  

Helicobacter pylori is a bacterium that settles into your belly lining and upper abdominal tract.  As the H.  Pylori bacteria slowly and continuously spreads, it creates inflammation, making the upper intestinal tract more susceptible to the standard acid that your body produces to help in digestion.  Over time, this permits the acid to irritate the stomach lining which causes the chronic angina, and in some instances, also causes stomach ulcers.  

Helicobacter pylori infection is mostly caused by foods or drink that’ve been contaminated with the bacteria, it’s also spread from individual to individual.  H.  Pylori is a typical infection and the chances of contracting it increase with age.  

That is the bad news about Helicobacter pylori and the possible reason for chronic heartburn.  The excellent news is that Helicobacter pylori contagions can be handled effectively with the right antibiotic program.

For further details about acid reflux condition and cures, visit FOODS TO AVOID WITH ACID REFLUX and Treatment of Acid Reflux in Children.