Why is H.Pyloric treated with a combination of two antimicrobials?

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Helicobacter pyloric is an impartent majar cause of peptic ulcer disease and gastric malignancies such as mucosa associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma and gastric adenocarcinoma worldwide.

The most commonly used antibiotics care imidazole (metronidazol or tinidazol ) macrolide ( clarithromycin or azithromucin) teteracycline, amoxicillin, rifabitin and furazoliden.

This has encourage the search of active agent from natural products with the ultimate aim of discovering potentialy useful active ingredients that can serve as template for the synthess of new antimicrobial drugs, these include medicinal plants , honey and probiotics. Which have been variousry deseribed ti be associated with increase success rate in the erafication of H. Pyloric.

Probiotics have been tested with singly or combination include , lactobacillus acidoptminlus, lactobacillus rhamnous etc. Antimicrobial treatment of H. Pyloric in a effect to continuously highlightly the clinical and epidemological significance.

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