What are the symptoms of abdominal tuberculosis?

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Gastric tuberculosis is not a very common disease in our life. It is generally caused by the infection of bacteria in the internal organs of the human body. Gastric tuberculosis is divided into mild or severe, and different degrees will present different symptoms. In general, the occurrence of gastric tuberculosis will easily lead to stomach pain, nausea and retching, and acid regurgitation, Abnormal hiccups and other symptoms. What are the symptoms of abdominal tuberculosis? Let's talk about it.

What are the symptoms of abdominal tuberculosis?

The clinical manifestations of gastric tuberculosis are very inconsistent, some asymptomatic or very mild, some similar to chronic gastritis, gastric cancer, most like ulcer disease, patients with epigastric discomfort or pain, often accompanied by acid regurgitation belching, abdominal pain has nothing to do with eating.

The vomiting of pylorus obstruction is mainly in the afternoon and evening. The vomit is the food, without bile. Occult blood can be negative, and abdominal distension can be reduced after vomiting.

In addition to gastric symptoms, it can also be accompanied by systemic tuberculosis symptoms, such as fatigue, weight loss, afternoon fever, night sweats, etc. Physical examination of the upper abdomen can touch irregular mass, when there is pyloric obstruction, in the upper abdomen can be seen gastric type and gastric peristalsis, and there is gastric shock water sound.

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Gastric tuberculosis has no characteristic clinical manifestations, X-ray and gastroscopy have no specific signs, so the clinical diagnosis is quite difficult. At present, it is considered that histology and bacteriology are the only methods for the diagnosis of gastric tuberculosis. In clinical practice, if gastric lesions occur in young people, the regular anti ulcer drug treatment is ineffective, and accompanied by the following circumstances, gastric tuberculosis should be considered: 1; ② Tuberculin test was strongly positive without tuberculosis in other organs; ③ Abdominal mass was touched; ④ X-ray showed fistula or sinus; ⑤ The stomach and duodenum were involved simultaneously and the lesions were continuous.