Step 1: Chronic superficial gastritis.
The so-called superficial gastritis refers to the infiltration of inflammatory cells and tissue edema in the histology of the gastric mucosa.
Generally, as long as you undergo a gastroscopy, you will get this diagnosis almost without exception. This is a very common "stomach problem"!
In fact, many of the chronic superficial gastritis in the gastroscopy report are only functional dyspepsia or non-ulcerative dyspepsia, not real chronic inflammation of the gastric mucosa.
In other words, chronic superficial gastritis is still far from stomach cancer, so there is no need to panic.
Step 2: Chronic atrophic gastritis.
In general, superficial gastritis is predominant in young patients, and chronic atrophic gastritis is predominant in older patients.
Our stomach is stimulated by food every day, or the slow infection of Helicobacter pylori, and chronic superficial gastritis is difficult to recover completely. Over time, it will slowly evolve into chronic atrophic gastritis.
Chronic atrophic gastritis is parallel to aging, aging, and organ atrophy.
The pathological manifestations are thinning and atrophy of the gastric mucosal layer. Superficial gastritis and atrophic gastritis can coexist.
Many patients believe that atrophic gastritis is a relatively serious stomach disease, and it is natural that there will be more obvious uncomfortable symptoms. In fact, the symptoms of atrophic gastritis are not specific, and some patients even have no obvious complaints.
The common symptoms are dull pain, fullness and discomfort and dyspepsia, which are more obvious after meals, belching, acid reflux, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite and other dyspeptic symptoms.
Step 3: Intestinal metaplasia, dysplasia.
Gastritis reverses, the gastric mucosa is repeatedly damaged and repaired, and as a result, cells that should be in the intestine grow in the stomach, and "intestinal metaplasia" appears.
"Intestinal metaplasia" is often considered to be a precancerous lesion, and if it develops, it is the early stage of gastric cancer.
Step 4: Stomach cancer.
After the gradual development and accumulation of the first three steps, stomach cancer will come slowly.
As one of the most common malignant tumors, gastric cancer lacks specific symptoms and signs in the early stages, which often leads to the loss of the best opportunity. It is recommended to supplement an appropriate amount of Jinweitai stomach powder to repair the gastric mucosa and supplement gastrointestinal nutrients in the early stage of gastrointestinal discomfort, so as to achieve the effect of early repair.
You should be wary if you experience the following symptoms:
Abdominal discomfort that cannot be relieved. Including stomach bloating, loss of appetite, indigestion, accompanied by pantothenic acid, and most of them have no cause, oral drugs** are not effective, or sometimes good and sometimes bad, and the symptoms are characterized by progressive aggravation;
Weight loss accompanied by a feeling of tiredness and weakness.
The stool is noticeably darker. Because the tumor in the stomach ruptures and causes bleeding, the blood oozing from the stomach reaches the intestines and turns black, and is excreted with the stool.