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"   Question I was diagnosed having H. pylori and given Zoton and Motilium.  What I want to know is \u2013 what if any are the side effects of Motilium?  I am experiencing severe itchiness.    Answer I expect your doctor explained that H. pylori is a bacterial infection found in the stomach and gut that can cause indigestion and sometimes even ulcers.  The treatment you have been given is to suppress the acid (the Zoton) and to help stomach emptying and nausea symptoms (the Motilium).  I am not aware that Motilium causes itching, but irritation of the skin is listed as a side effect of Zoton.  It is not something I have seen very often, but it could be the cause of your itching.  I think you should tell your doctor about this, because if it is the Zoton it will need to be changed, and also he or she will make sure that there is no other cause for your irritation of the skin.  You might also ask about &amp;#039;eradication treatment&amp;#039;.  By using a combination of three drugs, including an antibiotic, for 7 to 14 days, it should be possible to get rid of your H. pylori infection once and for all, and then you might not need any other treatment at all.  Why not ask about this when you go?  Yours sincerely The NetDoctor Medical Team  Other Qs &amp;amp;amp; As Diverticular disease Diverticulitis Diverticulitis Duodenal ulcer Gallstones Gallstones and a low fat diet Gastroenteritis Helicobacter Hiatus hernia I crave bread and chocolate Lactose intolerance Leaky gut Oesophagitis Operations to assist weight loss Polyps in the large intestine Test for food sensitivity What is a Zenker&amp;#039;s diverticulum?  Last updated 01.02.2015 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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