Findings reveal treatment success and adverse events in H. pylori eradication differ by sex, suggesting tailored approaches are needed.
Sex-based differences influence H. pylori eradication outcomes, with females showing lower treatment success rates and substantially more adverse events. Higher therapy intolerance and dropout rates in females may partially account for reduced effectiveness of eradication therapy, highlighting the need for sex-specific strategies and improved supportive care.
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