The most accurate non-invasive tests for H.pylori are the urea breath test and stool antigen test, both of which detect active infections. The breath test measures carbon dioxide levels after you ingest a urea solution, while the stool test checks for H.pylori proteins.
In some cases, a more invasive biopsy via endoscopy may be necessary. Eliminating H.pylori not only soothes digestive discomfort but also supports overall wellbeing: improved digestion, clearer skin, better energy, and reduced inflammation.
Confirming eradication after therapy ensures that your gut —and your health—stay in balance.
