Peptic Ulcer

Bleeding, swelling and stomach holes are all possible complications to peptic ulcers. Read about treatments so your ulcer doesn't get to this point.

Peptic ulcers can cause symptoms of indigestion and pain, which can be severe. Learn about common diagnostic tools and treatments.

Read about the signs of peptic ulcers and whether you should visit your doctor.

Did you know that ulcers are primarily caused by bacteria? Find out how this discovery was made by watching this clip

Watch this short video on how common pain relievers can make you more susceptible to peptic ulcers.

An ulcer is a sore on the lining of the stomach. Watch this video to learn more about ulcer symptoms and how they form.

Check out the signs for different types of stomach ulcers caused by H. pylori, how they test for ulcers and associated issues with having an ulcer.

Great resource for current research on peptic ulcers. Includes links to clinical trials and statistics of peptic ulcers.

Ibuprofen and aspirin can increase your risk of peptic ulcers. Learn how these common drugs interact with your stomach lining.

H. Pylori is the bacteria that causes stomach ulcers. Look at this animation to see how they get the job done.

Can exercise prevent ulcers? A recent study says yes. Found out about the statistics and whether you should hop on a treadmill.