What is the symptom of gastric polyp

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Compared with gastric polyps, the starting point of everyone's understanding is different. Gastric polyps are divided into proliferative polyps and adenomatous polyps. As we all know, hyperplastic polyps are generally small and have a low rate of canceration, while adenomatous polyps are usually large in size and have a high rate of canceration. The incidence of gastric polyps increased with age. About 2/3 of gastric polyps occurred in 60 years old, and the incidence rate of male and female was similar. What is the symptom of gastric polyp tell everybody.

What is the symptom of gastric polyp

First: stomach pain and discomfort: some patients feel stomach pain and discomfort, but the vast majority of gastric polyps are accidentally found in gastrointestinal endoscopy, and the clinical symptoms are not obvious.

Second: gastrointestinal bleeding: clinically, only a small number of patients with gastric polyps have gastrointestinal bleeding, which is often seen in large proliferative or adenomatous polyps, and these symptoms are often lack of specificity.

Third: blood loss, anemia: there are also patients with polyps and long-term chronic blood loss, anemia, malnutrition and other symptoms. Large polyps growing close to the pylorus can also cause obstruction of the pylorus, manifested as severe nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and other symptoms.

matters needing attention

People with weak stomach need to pay attention when eating these flavors. They should not eat more and drink more water after eating. Frozen and scalded food should be eaten slowly or not. Raw fruits and vegetables can be eaten, but they should be washed and not wolfed down. Food with more dietary fiber, such as cabbage and leek, must be cooked before eating.