How is erosive gastritis symptom?

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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. How is erosive gastritis symptom? Let's talk about it.

How is erosive gastritis symptom?

Many patients with erosive gastritis have no symptoms, some patients have acid reflux, epigastric pain, loss of appetite and other symptoms of dyspepsia. Some patients with erosive gastritis also have symptoms of anemia, diarrhea and emaciation. Some patients also have obvious upper abdominal pain, the latter is bleeding.

Multiple verrucous, protuberant and papule like protuberances may occur on the gastric mucosa of patients, and there is generally severe erosion in the middle, and there are red spots and red spots of similar size around, which are easy to occur in the gastric antrum.

Erosive gastritis is sometimes acute, the patient will appear hematemesis or melena symptoms, at this time the patient will be quite worried, may also occur by a lot of bleeding caused by syncope shock.

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Erosive gastritis patients with gastric mucosa will be a large area of damage, which is equivalent to the stomach without a natural protective layer, gastric mucosa will be constantly eroded by gastric acid and bile, which may make patients suffer from ulcers or endanger their lives.