Antibiotic resistance of Helicobacter pylory strain in Children’s gastritis

HP has been shown to be one of the causes of esophagitis, stomach and duodenum in children. Antibiotic resistance of HP is a factor affecting treatment results. Objective: Evaluate the rate of antibiotic resistance of H.P in children’s gastrics. Subjects and methods: Cross-sectional study. Research results: in the study: Assessment of HP antibiotic resistance in patients with esophagitis and duodenal stomach in children during the period (8/2016 10/2018). 440 patients were diagnosed with esophagitis, stomach and duodenum. The rate of HP infection in the study group is rare 95.6%. Percentage of isolates showing resistance to clarythromycine, amoxiciline, metronidazol, levofoxacin, tetracycline 99.3%, 68.7%, 57.8%, 13.8%, and 2.7%. Conclusion: High prevalence of HP resistant Clarythromycine, Biopsy implantation for high accuracy. Recommendation: Consider using the antibiotic regimen A + F + PPI when the biopsy piece cannot be implanted.