Read this before you test for H. Pylori.
4 insights from our experts that most patients wish they knew sooner.
H. Pylori treatment destroys up to 30% of your good bacteria
Standard triple-therapy antibiotics don't just kill H. Pylori — they wipe out beneficial bacteria like Lactobacillus and Bifidobacteria. This dramatically increases the risk of IBS, chronic bloating, and recurring digestive problems that are often worse than the original symptoms.
If H. Pylori is negative, your gut problem doesn't disappear
A negative result rules out infection — but the acidity, reflux, and discomfort are still real. In most cases, these symptoms point to an imbalanced gut microbiome that no H. Pylori test alone will detect. Without the root cause, you'll keep cycling through antacids chasing symptoms.
Test your microbiome before going for an endoscopy
When H. Pylori comes back normal, doctors recommend an invasive endoscopy (₹8K–15K+). But a microbiome analysis can identify dysbiosis, inflammation, and bacterial overgrowth non-invasively from a stool sample — often revealing the root cause before you go under the scope.
H. Pylori to infect 76% of South Asia in the next 3–4 years
WHO data shows South Asia is heading toward the highest H. Pylori prevalence globally — driven by antibiotic overuse and deteriorating dietary patterns that weaken the gut microbiome. A weakened microbiome is exactly where H. Pylori thrives. Testing for H. Pylori alone is no longer enough — you need to protect your entire gut ecosystem.
Source: WHO Global Health Estimates; Hooi et al., Gastroenterology
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H. Pylori Doesn't Just Cause Ulcers.
It Destroys Your Entire Gut Ecosystem.
This bacterial infection affects over 50% of the world's population — and most don't know the cascading damage it causes beyond stomach pain.
The Treatment Trap: The most common treatment for H. Pylori involves strong antibiotics. While these kill H. Pylori, they also devastate your beneficial gut bacteria — leading to microbiome erosion and often triggering IBS symptoms if gut health isn't properly restored afterward.
Chronic Inflammation
Triggers constant low-grade inflammation in your stomach lining, weakening your gut barrier.
Changes in Diversity
H. pylori infection and its eradication therapy can significantly decrease overall bacterial diversity.
Reduced Beneficial Bacteria
Levels of beneficial bacteria like Lactobacillus and Bifidobacteria may decrease significantly.
Increased Harmful Bacteria
Creates environment for pathogenic bacteria to flourish while good bacteria decline.
Nutrient Malabsorption
Damaged stomach lining can't absorb iron, B12, and other critical nutrients properly.
Long-Term Shifts
Microbial changes can persist long after treatment, affecting metabolic functions and inflammation.
Microbiome Imbalance
Creates acidic environment that kills beneficial bacteria while allowing harmful ones to thrive.
IBS-Like Symptoms
Post-treatment gut damage often triggers bloating, irregular bowel movements, and chronic discomfort.
Treating H. Pylori in Isolation
Leaves Your Gut Vulnerable
H. Pylori Test Only
Detects infection but ignores the damage already done to your microbiome. You treat the bacteria but remain vulnerable.
Complete Gut Analysis
Detect H. Pylori AND understand your full microbiome health to rebuild your gut properly after treatment.
Here's the truth: Even after successfully treating H. Pylori, your gut microbiome remains disrupted. The antibiotics used to kill H. Pylori also wipe out beneficial bacteria. Without understanding your complete gut health picture, you're essentially starting recovery blind — often leading to recurring digestive issues, bloating, and IBS-like symptoms.
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How It Works
Book Test
Select your preferred H. Pylori test type — Blood IgG or Stool Antigen.
Schedule Collection
Fix a convenient slot for sample collection at your home.
Get Report
Receive your detailed H. Pylori report in 2-3 days.
Expert Consult
45-minute consultation with a Gut Expert to discuss results.
Order Kit
Place your order and receive the stool collection kit at home in 2-3 days.
Collect Sample
Follow simple instructions to collect your stool sample at home.
Free Pickup
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Get Analysis
Receive 30-page report with 45-min expert consultation in 7-10 days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I get both tests together?
H. Pylori damages your gut ecosystem over time. Even after treating the infection, your microbiome remains disrupted. The combo test gives you the complete picture so you can recover properly, not just treat the bacteria.
What's the difference between Blood IgG and Stool Antigen test?
Blood IgG Test is a preliminary screening that detects antibodies (indicates past or present infection). Stool Antigen Test detects active H. Pylori infection directly. Choose Stool Antigen if you need to confirm active infection.
How long does it take to get results?
H. Pylori results come within 2-3 days. The complete microbiome analysis takes 7-10 days as it involves detailed DNA sequencing of your gut bacteria. You'll receive a 30-page detailed report.
Is home collection really free?
Yes! We provide completely free doorstep collection across India. A certified phlebotomist will collect samples at your convenience.
What if I'm already on antibiotics?
For accurate results, we recommend waiting 2 weeks after completing antibiotic treatment before taking the tests. This ensures we get an accurate reading of both H. Pylori and your microbiome status.
Do I get a consultation with my results?
Yes, your package includes a detailed 45-minute consultation with our gut health experts who will explain your results and create a personalized action plan for you.
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