International Journal of Nursing & Care
- ISSN: 2573-8879
Ravi Kant Upadhyay
Present article describes a pediatric ulcer and its associating complications in pediatric groups. Peptic ulcer has multiple causes of occurrence, but Helicobacter pylori infection is the main reason. This bacterium invades stomach or duodenum mucosal lining secretion of more acid and choking of enzyme activity. It shows relatively infrequent occurrence in children. Ulcers located at the end of the stomach (where the duodenum is attached) cause swelling and scarring, which can narrow or close the intestinal opening. Disease has certain biomarkers which are used to establish presence of serum antibodies in patients that also display state of tissue damage and recurrence. Helicobacter pylori transmit from human to human and colonize very fast inside the stomach mucosa and generate serum antibody response. This article explains serological, microscopic and clinical examination of peptic ulcer. Both therapeutic and drug monitoring are essentially required for it› s effective treatment.