What is chronic gastritis? Is chronic gastritis serious? Many people are not very familiar with chronic gastritis and have only a partial understanding. Many people who suffer from chronic gastritis are left unattended. In fact, they do not know that if chronic gastritis is left unattended, it still has certain harmful effects. Some diseases may not be known to everyone, and once they know about them, they may not dare to ignore them. Let's take a look with the editor below.
Chronic gastritis is a relatively common stomach disease, with the highest incidence rate among various stomach diseases, and there are many reasons for chronic gastritis. People with irregular diet and unhealthy lifestyle are prone to chronic gastritis. Chronic gastritis generally refers to a chronic inflammation that occurs in the gastric mucosa. Chronic gastritis can be divided into superficial and atrophic types, which are different from each other. Although the symptoms and severity of the two are not the same, they are both chronic gastritis, which has a slow course and often recurs, making it difficult to cure and requiring long-term adjustment.
So how do we know we have chronic gastritis? We can easily notice it in our daily lives. Generally, when we often feel that we have little appetite or feel nauseous and nauseous about everything we eat, we need to consider whether we have chronic gastritis. There is another way to determine whether we have chronic gastritis. If we always have a dull discomfort in our upper abdomen, then we may have chronic gastritis.
Early detection and treatment of chronic gastritis, as well as early prevention, can lead to the development of moderate to severe atrophic gastritis and, more seriously, gastric cancer if left untreated. We can prevent chronic gastritis through self-care, such as following a regular diet, eating light meals, and avoiding overeating.
If chronic gastritis is found, it is best to go to the hospital to see a doctor and take good care of it. We can also adopt a new treatment method for chronic gastritis - Zangling Shuisulin, which has strong acid resistance and will not be broken down by digestive enzymes in gastric juice. It can directly reach the gastrointestinal tract and fundamentally maintain the balance of the gastrointestinal microbiota.