How does regular gastric haemorrhage return a responsibility?

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For patients, it is very dangerous, because it is a very serious stomach disease, gastric bleeding, generally speaking, as long as there is no hematemesis, can eat. However, patients with hematemesis must fast to prevent asphyxia caused by vomiting or hematemesis. Usually 12 hours after stopping hematemesis, whether or not there is black stool can be considered to resume eating. If there is hematemesis again, then fast again. How does regular gastric haemorrhage return a responsibility? Let's talk about it.

How does regular gastric haemorrhage return a responsibility?

In the diseases causing gastric bleeding, more than 40% of gastric bleeding is caused by gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer. After suffering from gastric ulcer, when the blood vessels are not broken, such as eating strong liquor or inferior liquor, the blood vessels in the stomach will be dilated and congested, resulting in the rupture of the blood vessels, and the blood will be ejected through the mouth and nose;

Bad living habits: three meals irregular quantitative, overeating; Often drink beer, coke, strong tea and other stimulating food or eat food that is not easy to digest; Often stay up late, can not get enough rest and other reasons can make gastric ulcer patients with gastric bleeding symptoms;

Emotional factors: most of these patients suffer from primary diseases such as gastric ulcer. When the nerves are greatly stimulated, the blood vessels will be distended, and the original broken but not broken blood vessels will be congested, leading to rupture. When the chest is stuffy and vomiting, a little rotation, a lot of blood will be vomited out;

matters needing attention

For gastric ulcer bleeding, if the patient is under 30 years old, most of them are acute ulcer. After initial treatment, the bleeding can stop itself. If the age is over 45 years old, the history is long, and most of them are chronic ulcers, the bleeding is difficult to stop. After initial treatment, early operation should be performed when blood pressure and pulse have recovered. Partial gastrectomy is the most reliable method to prevent rebleeding.