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H. pylori is a protein found in human stool. Bacteria enters body through oral-to-oral or fecal-to-oral transmission. Most bacteria invade gastric mucous layer, 20% attach to epithelium. Bacteria uses flagella, urease, and coccoid form for survival
H. pylori infection is now recognized as an infectious disease in ICD-11. All infected patients should receive treatment. Treatment faces challenges from antibiotic resistance and molecular technologies. Impact of H. pylori and antibiotics on gut microbiota is considered
Gastritis is inflammation of the stomach lining. Can be acute (2-10 days) or chronic (weeks to years). Most common type is H. pylori gastritis
H. pylori is a corkscrew-shaped bacterium infecting stomach lining. Affects around one-third of U.S. population, most asymptomatic. Transmitted through saliva, feces, dental plaque, or contaminated surfaces
Lactobacillus reuteri DSM 17648 coaggregates with H. pylori DSM 21031. Coaggregation observed under fluorescence microscopy and in gastric conditions