What does the symptom of chronic gastritis have

summary

The specific symptoms of chronic gastritis are less, and the severity of symptoms is different from other gastric diseases. Most patients often have no symptoms or different degrees of dyspepsia symptoms, such as epigastric pain, loss of appetite, postprandial fullness, acid reflux and so on. Most of them are caused by mood fluctuation and drug stimulation. This is a long-term accumulation, once relapse, the consequences will be very serious. What are the symptoms of chronic gastritis.

What does the symptom of chronic gastritis have

Epigastric pain, mostly dull pain, more than half related to diet, fasting more comfortable. I don't feel well after dinner. Often because of cold food, hard food, spicy or other irritating food cause symptoms or make symptoms worse, some with cold weather. So pay more attention to seasonal changes, don't neglect your stomach health.

Too much acid in the stomach, often acid regurgitation, acid from the stomach or full up feeling. Sometimes I feel bloated and can't eat anything.

Belching, because the patient ate some easy to produce gas food, resulting in increased gas in the patient's stomach, resulting in belching, which is generally discharged through the esophagus, can temporarily relieve upper abdominal fullness. So sometimes even if you don't eat anything, you feel bloated and uncomfortable. That's because the air in it doesn't go out.

matters needing attention

1. Keep the spirit happy, mental depression or excessive tension and fatigue, easy to cause pyloric sphincter dysfunction, bile reflux and chronic gastritis. 2. The harmful components in tobacco can promote the increase of gastric acid secretion and produce harmful stimulating effect on gastric mucosa. Excessive smoking will cause bile reflux. Excessive drinking or long-term drinking of alcohol can make gastric mucosal congestion, edema, and even erosion, the incidence of chronic gastritis increased significantly. Smoking and drinking should be avoided. 3. Use with caution and avoid drugs that damage the gastric mucosa. Long term abuse of such drugs will damage the gastric mucosa and cause chronic gastritis and ulcer. 4. Actively treat oropharyngeal infection focus, do not swallow sputum, nasal discharge and other bacteria secretions into the stomach, leading to chronic gastritis.