Symptoms of congestive erosive gastritis?

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Erosive gastritis is called Verrucous Gastritis or pox rash gastritis. It is often accompanied by peptic ulcer, superficial or atrophic gastritis, and can also occur alone. Erosive gastritis is generally only seen after meals, fullness, pantothenia, belching, irregular abdominal pain and other symptoms of indigestion. Therefore, the diet of patients with erosive gastritis has become a common concern of many patients and their families. Symptoms of congestive erosive gastritis? Let's talk about it.

Symptoms of congestive erosive gastritis?

The onset of the disease is more acute, in the course of the primary disease, sudden upper gastrointestinal bleeding, hematemesis and black manure, black manure alone is rare. Bleeding is often intermittent. Massive bleeding can cause syncope or shock, anemia. When bleeding, there is epigastric pain, discomfort or tenderness.

Most of the symptoms were nonspecific dyspepsia, such as epigastric pain, acid reflux, postprandial fullness, loss of appetite and so on.

The gastric mucosa of chronic erosive gastritis has multiple verrucous, inflated plica or papule like protrusions, with a diameter of 5-10 mm. Mucosal defect or umbilical depression can be seen at the top, with erosion in the center. There is no halo around the protrusion, but it is often accompanied by erythema of similar size. Most of the protrusions are located in the gastric antrum, which can be divided into persistent type and disappearing type. In the Sydney systematic classification of chronic gastritis, it belongs to a special type of gastritis. The endoscopic classification is protuberant erosive gastritis and flat erosive gastritis.

matters needing attention

Avoid taking drugs or diet that can stimulate or damage gastric mucosa; Take preventive measures as soon as possible when stress occurs.