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Zimed Helicobacter pylori Detector operates using a non-invasive breath test, measuring the levels of specific gases produced by the bacterium. They feature high sensitivity and specificity, ensuring reliable results in a short amount of time. Equipped with a user-friendly interface for easy operation, they allow healthcare providers to quickly analyze test results. Their compact and portable design makes it suitable for both clinical and field use. Our detectors enable early diagnosis, leading to improved treatment outcomes for patients with suspected H. pylori infection.
Accuracy : Standard deviation of δ value for ten consecutive measurements ≤ 0.6%
Stability : Relative standard deviation of measurement results ≤ 3%
Analysis Speed : Less than 4 minutes per sample
Isotope : ¹³C
Medicine : ¹³C urea pill
Gas Collection : 2 disposable gas collection bags
Frequently Asked Question
People experiencing symptoms such as persistent stomach pain, bloating, nausea, acid reflux, or those with a history of ulcers may benefit from testing. It is also recommended for individuals with a family history of stomach cancer.
The accuracy depends on the type of test. Urea breath tests and stool antigen tests have high accuracy rates (above 90%), while blood tests may show past infections rather than current ones.
No, most H. pylori tests are non-invasive or minimally invasive. The breath and stool tests are completely painless, while a biopsy requires a minor endoscopic procedure.
Some H. pylori tests, such as stool antigen tests and breath tests, have home test kits available. However, for the most accurate results, laboratory or clinical testing is recommended.
If your test is positive, your doctor may prescribe a combination of antibiotics and acid-reducing medications to eradicate the infection. It's essential to complete the full treatment and follow up with another test to confirm eradication.
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