A 32-year-old presents with 3 months of epigastric pain and positive urea breath test. No macrolide exposure, no penicillin allergy. Which first-line ...

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A 32-year-old presents with 3 months of epigastric pain and positive urea breath test. No macrolide exposure, no penicillin allergy. Which first-line regimen is preferred?

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Bismuth quadruple therapy for 14 days

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No penicillin allergy. Which first-line regimen is preferred?

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Clarithromycin triple therapy for 7 days

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Levofloxacin triple therapy for 10 days first-line

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Metronidazole monotherapy for 14 days

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A 32-year-old presents with 3 months of epigastric pain and positive urea breath test. No macrolide exposure, no penicillin allergy. Which first-line regimen is preferred?