Yes, there is a test available in the doctor's office to detect the stomach bacteria helicobacter pylori. The test involves drinking a liquid that is broken down by the bacteria, and the CO2 produced by the bacteria is measured in the breath to confirm its presence. If the bacteria is found and is causing symptoms, the doctor can prescribe a suppressive antibiotic treatment. If a clinic is not equipped to perform the test, they can refer you to a gastroenterologist for an appointment.
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