Analysis of the effectiveness of counter-cycling treatment of peptic ulcer patients with blood products and traditional methods

The problem of gastric and duodenal ulcer treatment, in spite of many proposed methods and means, remains far from being solved until now. In the modern concept of ulcerogenesis some researchers in the development of peptic ulcer disease attach great importance to biogenic amines, in particular to histamine, which, affecting the lining cells, stimulates the secretion of gastric juice of high acidity, changes capillary blood circulation and acts on trophic processes in the mucosa of gastroduodenal zone. It has been found that in patients with peptic ulcer disease the content of histamine in the blood is increased, especially during exacerbation of the disease; at the same time in patients the processes of binding and inactivation of histamine are disrupted.