Patient's question:
A patient with gastric cancer has been operated on for two and a half months and has now discovered gastric bleeding. It's important to examine why there is blood in the stool. In the first half of the two and a half months, they were pricked by fish bones while eating fish. What could be causing the gastric bleeding now for a patient who has undergone gastric cancer surgery two and a half months ago?Doctor's answer:
It might be a scrape caused by a cut. You can wait a few days and check carefully, or go to the hospital for a re-examination. Avoid foods that can cause stomach upset. Eat more apples and bananas. During this period, supplement with food rich in calcium and vitamin D, such as dairy products, fish, shrimp shells, kelp, and pork rib soup. There are several treatments for stomach bleeding, but since the symptoms vary from patient to patient, the treatment methods also differ. Therefore, patients need to have timely and thorough examination and diagnosis to receive appropriate treatment.