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Is surgery ever needed?
Rarely. Surgery is considered for ulcers that don’t respond to medication or those causing severe complications like bleeding or perforation.
Do I need to follow a special diet?
A bland diet is not necessary, but it helps to avoid alcohol, caffeine, and trigger foods that worsen symptoms.
How long does ulcer healing take?
Most uncomplicated ulcers heal within 4 to 8 weeks with the right medication.
Can ulcers return after treatment?
They can if the H. pylori infection is not fully treated or NSAID use continues. Lifestyle changes reduce recurrence risk.
Is peptic ulcer disease curable?
Yes. With proper treatment, most ulcers heal completely, especially if H. pylori is eradicated and contributing factors are managed.
Is a gluten-free diet challenging to follow?
It requires planning and awareness, but it becomes manageable and life-improving with education and support.
Can children with celiac disease live everyday lives?
Absolutely. With a proper gluten-free diet, children can grow and develop normally.
Will I always have celiac disease?
Yes. It is a lifelong condition. The damage stops when gluten is removed but returns if it is reintroduced.
Can celiac disease develop later in life?
Yes. It can appear at any age—even in people who have previously tolerated gluten well.
Is celiac disease the same as gluten intolerance?
No. Gluten intolerance (non-celiac gluten sensitivity) does not cause intestinal damage or an autoimmune response like celiac disease does.
