Patient's question:
Medical History: I have a history of superficial gastritis. In November 2005, my stomach disease recurred, and I had to undergo another gastroscopy. The following is the situation:Diagnostic Description:
Esophagus: No abnormalities
Cardia: The dentate line is clear, in the normal position, with normal mucosal color and smoothness
Fundus: The mucus pool is clear with a small amount. The rugae are brain-like, and vessels are not visible
Body: The mucosa is congested
Angle: Normal morphology, smooth, with an arc present
Antrum: The mucosa is congested
Pylorus: Regular
Duodenum: The bulb is normal
Endoscopic Diagnosis: Chronic superficial gastritis
Biopsy Sites: Antrum (2 pieces)
Helicobacter pylori: Positive
Pathology Report:
Antrum (number of pieces): Chronic inflammation
Doctor's answer:
Hello! Your history of gastritis is quite long, and after long-term treatment, the results have not been ideal. You are currently in a state of anxiety and distress. Currently, I recommend that you consult an expert to analyze your condition and find out why previous long-term treatments were ineffective. Conduct a detailed analysis of the main causes of your condition, and then proceed with targeted treatment. Do you think this would be better?Additionally, long-term medication use may require allowing your gastric mucosa to rest during the condition analysis phase!! It’s important to remember that the gastric mucosa has its own ability to repair itself!!
Also, I couldn’t read your gastric mucosa pathology report from the endoscopy very clearly. Could you please describe it exactly as it appears on the report??
The recovery process for chronic gastritis can be slow for some patients. Don’t hurry—just take it step by step. As long as the treatment plan is correct, you will gradually recover!!
Wishing you a speedy recovery and a joyful mood!!!