Patient's question:
Twice a year black stool, for 7 years. Did a gastroscopy again this year, it's still superficial gastritis, but ultrasound shows splenomegaly and gastrointestinal disease. What do experts suggest?Doctor's answer:
According to the explanation of your condition, black stools are mostly related to chronic peeling in the gastrointestinal digestive system, and are not much related to the spleen. According to the explanation of your condition, if it occurs again, the main cause is chronic peeling in the digestive system. In the blood, besides the heme iron being hydrolyzed and manifested as black stools, it is also recommended that you pay attention to how you eat foods rich in iron when black stools occur again, such as duck blood, chicken blood, pig blood, etc. If you eat such foods, black stools may also occur again, making it difficult to distinguish from the digestive tract.