Patient's question:
Gastroscopy, endoscopic confirmation of complex ulcer (H1), chronic superficial gastritis with erosion, detailed examination of the gastroscopy, three or four shallow ulcers near the gastric angle near the gastric antrum, large diameter 0.8, thin white on the base, surrounding mucosa congestion, biopsy of 3 pieces with soft texture (conforming to ulcer disease), how should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
The patient underwent a thorough endoscopic examination, which revealed a complex ulcer (H1) and chronic superficial gastritis with erosion. Detailed endoscopic examination showed three or four shallow ulcers near the gastric angle, with the largest having a diameter of 0.8 cm. The base of the ulcers had a thin white exudate, and the surrounding mucosa was congested. Biopsies of three specimens showed soft tissue (consistent with ulcer disease) with recurrent erosion. This confirms that your ulcer is quite severe. It is recommended that the patient seek proper treatment from a gastroenterology department in a regular hospital to prevent complications such as gastric bleeding caused by the ulcer. For severe gastric ulcer patients, it is advised to seek medical attention promptly.