Patient's question:
Can chronic atrophic gastritis be reversed? How is it treated? I have been taking four-drug regimens intermittently for four years, and two consecutive gastroscopies have not shown improvement. Can chronic atrophic gastritis be reversed?Doctor's answer:
Suffering from chronic atrophic gastritis, I have been taking medication continuously, but it hasn't improved. First of all, chronic atrophic gastritis can heal on its own! Since you haven't healed yet, I suggest you go to the gastroenterology department of a higher-level hospital to check the cause. Patients facing the interference of chronic atrophic gastritis should promptly implement symptomatic treatment principles and should not avoid seeking medical attention. If chronic atrophic gastritis does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.