H. pylori Antigen Stool Test – Non-Invasive Assessment for Gastric Health

The H. pylori Antigen Stool Test from Doctor’s Data Laboratory provides a simple, accurate, and FDA-cleared method for detecting Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) — a common bacterium that colonizes the stomach and upper small intestine.

H. pylori infection is one of the most frequent causes of gastritis, reflux/heartburn, gastric ulcers, and has been linked to stomach cancer. Many individuals carrying H. pylori may remain asymptomatic, yet the infection can still be transmitted and cause long-term digestive complications if untreated.

This non-invasive stool antigen test detects active H. pylori infection directly (not antibodies) and can also be used to monitor treatment success during or after therapy. Identifying and addressing H. pylori helps correct the underlying cause of gastric distress, maldigestion, and malabsorption—rather than simply suppressing symptoms with medications like proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), which can further impair nutrient absorption and promote dysbiosis or SIBO.

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Useful For Individuals Experiencing:

• Heartburn or acid reflux

• Gastritis or epigastric pain

• Bloating or early fullness after eating

• Maldigestion or poor protein digestion

• Iron deficiency anemia or low B12

• Chronic digestive discomfort

WHY TEST FOR H. PYLORI

H. pylori disrupts normal stomach function, reducing digestive enzyme activity and damaging the protective mucosal lining. This imbalance can lead to nutrient deficiencies, chronic inflammation, and increased risk of gastrointestinal disease. Early detection and treatment support better digestion, improved absorption, and long-term stomach health.

TEST REQUIREMENTS

A single stool sample is required for this test.

INCLUDES

✅ H. pylori Antigen Stool Test
✅ Doctor’s Review and Interpretation of Results
✅ Personalized Recommendations for Treatment and Gut Repair

Important: This test is not available to residents of New York State. Orders or samples originating from New York will be canceled, and any specimens received will be discarded.