In this short collections of tips, a panel of experts tells you what to do and avoid when it comes to managing your ulcer.

Well, sort of. This study suggests that a Chinese remedy made from plants might help treat ulcers. Read more here.

See how ulcers form and what symptoms develop with this short and interesting animation.

If you really want to know, check out these accurate photographs of ulcers. If you're squeamish, though, definitely pass!

Ulcers don't only occur in the stomach; they can also strike your legs. Read about the types of leg ulcers and their treatment.

Follow the links in this comprehensive overview for information on clinical trials, the latest in research, ulcers among children and teens and more.

Take just five minutes out of your day to watch experts talk about important info on ulcers.

Extensive overview provides a better understanding of peptic ulcers. Plus, see for yourself what an ulcer looks like with the provided illustration.

What causes ulcers? Check out this simple QA overview on a bacteria that leads to stomach ulcers here for more info.

That's right, the bacteria that causes ulcers has been around for 60, 000 years. Read more about the finding study here.

Watch one expert explain how high sodium intake, coupled with H. pylori bacteria, can cause ulcers.

Though aspirin is a helpful pain reliever, using it (and other NSAIDs) for an extended period of time can contribute to your ulcer.

As NSAIDs are the second cause of ulcers, it's important to get in the know. This helpful overview will give you all the information you need.

Do stress relief programs help? Is it safe to have caffeine? Get answers here to see which lifestyle changes might help manage your ulcer.

Including certain foods in your diet and cutting others out might relieve your ulcer. Give it a try with this list.