Symptoms of gastric fibroma?

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With the increasing pressure of today's social life, people's life is more and more irregular, leading to the inevitable occurrence of some diseases. The following disease is gastric neurofibroma. Gastric neurofibroma is a kind of neurogenic tumor, which is rare in clinic and accounts for 10% of benign gastric tumors. Most of the patients were middle-aged, and there was no significant difference between male and female. The symptoms of gastric fibroma will be discussed now.

Symptoms of gastric fibroma?

Neurofibroma can occur in any part of the stomach, but it is more common in the small curvature of the distal stomach. The tumor is round, oval or nodular, with or without pedicle. It grows slowly. Most of the tumors are located under the serosa and protrude to the outside of the stomach. A few submucosal growth protrudes to the gastric cavity, which makes the gastric mucosa gradually thinner and even ulcers. Most of the gastric nerve fibers are solitary, It may also be a part of multiple neurofibromatosis. About 10% of gastric neurofibromas can be malignant.

Gastric neurofibroma is characterized by hemorrhage, hematemesis or melena; The other symptom is typical periodic ulcer like pain, which can be temporarily relieved by drug treatment. The tumor near the pylorus or pedicled neurofibroma detaches to the pylorus, which can cause intermittent pyloric obstruction. The huge tumor under the serosa oppresses the gastric cavity, which can cause dyspepsia and anorexia. However, there are also patients with gastric neurofibroma without any conscious symptoms, The larger gastric neurofibroma may touch the mass in the upper abdomen with medium hardness.

Gastric neurofibroma has malignant tendency and may be complicated with massive hemorrhage. Therefore, once the diagnosis is confirmed, surgical treatment should be performed. For a single tumor with small pedicle, simple resection can be performed, including the normal gastric wall around the tumor. For giant gastric neurofibroma or malignant transformation, subtotal gastrectomy or total gastrectomy should be performed according to the extent of the lesion. Biopsies should be performed during the operation, and the corresponding operation should be adopted according to the results of biopsies.

matters needing attention

Do not eat hairtail, hairtail is rich in animal protein, but this product has the characteristics of hair, so it is not conducive to the consumption of patients with neuroma lesions. Fresh freshwater fish should be eaten.