Clinical manifestations of chronic gastritis

Clinical manifestations of chronic gastritis

Clinical manifestations of chronic gastritis:

1. Clinical features: insidious onset, prolonged course of disease, chronic course; Most have no obvious symptoms and are non-specific; Symptoms are not significantly related to the grade of pathologic changes.

2. Symptoms: Most patients with chronic gastritis caused by Helicobacter pylori often have no symptoms, and some patients show indigestion symptoms such as discomfort, dull pain, ambiguity, acid reflux, poor appetite and other dyspepsia symptoms in the upper abdomen; Patients with autoimmune gastritis may be accompanied by anemia and vitamin B12 deficiency.

3. Signs: often not obvious, sometimes mild tenderness in the upper abdomen.