Symptoms of postoperative reflux gastritis?

Update Date: 2022-10-25 Source: Network

summary

Reflux gastritis is mainly due to the bile discharged from the gallbladder into the duodenum mixed with other intestinal juice, you can eat some light things, through the pylorus, reflux to the stomach, stimulate the gastric mucosa, resulting in inflammatory lesions. Most of them occurred after gastrectomy, gastrointestinal anastomosis, cholecystectomy and low immunity. So the following is a specific introduction to the symptoms of postoperative reflux gastritis? I hope this problem can help some people.

Symptoms of postoperative reflux gastritis?

First: reflux gastritis often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, spit out pale yellow bile mixture, often mixed with food, vomiting generally occurs in the evening or midnight.

Second: reflux gastritis can also be manifested as chronic cough, asthma like attacks and other respiratory symptoms, and even develop into repeated pulmonary infection.

Third: reflux gastritis can be manifested as pharyngeal foreign body sensation, throat itching, hoarseness, nasal congestion, tinnitus and other otorhinolaryngological symptoms. Patients may also have oral ulcer, bitter mouth, dental caries, tongue burning heat and other dental symptoms

matters needing attention

1. The gastroduodenal anastomotic stoma can be removed and a peristaltic loop with a length of 16-20cm can be placed between the stomach and duodenum for postoperative reflux gastritis after billow I gastrectomy. After the gastroduodenal anastomotic stoma was removed, the duodenal stump was sutured and a 50-60 cm long arm rox-y anastomosis was reconstructed. 2. For postoperative reflux gastritis after bilo Ⅱ gastrectomy, if the input loop is shorter than 15cm or anastomosed with the posterior colon, the jejunum of the input loop can be cut off near the stomach and the stump of the proximal stomach can be sutured. The jejunum of the output segment can be lifted up and anastomosed with the proximal duodenum of the input segment. The distance between anastomotic stoma and gastric stump should be 50-60 cm.