Can atrophic gastritis be cured? I feel like it’s already very serious.

Atrophic gastritis is also called chronic atrophic gastritis. It is a disease characterized by atrophy of gastric mucosal epithelium and glands, reduction in number, thinning of gastric mucosa, thickening of the mucosal base, or accompanied by pyloric glandularization. Intestinal metaplasia, intestinal metaplasia, or chronic digestive system diseases characterized by atypical hyperplasia. Generally speaking, when patients suffer from atrophic gastritis, they often experience upper abdominal pain, fullness, belching, and loss of appetite. In fact, atrophic gastritis is a disease with multiple pathogenic factors and a precancerous lesion.

Chronic atrophic gastritis has a very slow onset and recurring symptoms. It is very difficult to treat and is difficult to cure completely. The pathological manifestations of chronic atrophic gastritis are the thinning of the gastric mucosa and the atrophy and disappearance of glands, which are replaced by non-functional fibroblasts, affecting the digestive function of the stomach. So, if you suffer from chronic atrophic gastritis, how should you treat it?

In fact, chronic atrophic gastritis is a chronic disease that cannot be cured in a short time and can only be treated with long-term medication. Generally speaking, the main drugs for treating chronic atrophic gastritis are as follows: 1. Hp eradication drugs; 2. Gastric mucosal protective agents; 3. Bile reflux inhibitor drugs. These three drugs are very effective in treating chronic atrophic gastritis. Of course, in addition to these drugs, you can also take some symptomatic digestive drugs, such as Chinese patent medicines such as Wenshu, Sanjiu Weitai, etc.

Chronic atrophic gastritis is a disease that gradually develops. The scope and severity of the lesions gradually increase. As long as scientific treatment is taken, the disease can be stopped from developing, or the speed of development can be slowed down. It is worth noting that chronic atrophic gastritis will greatly increase the risk of gastric cancer. This disease is also classified as a pre-cancer state of the stomach, so it must be treated with caution and scientific treatment must be taken to prevent the occurrence of gastric cancer. In daily life, patients with chronic atrophic gastritis should also pay special attention to their diet. In order to avoid irritating gastric mucosal epithelial cells, they must quit smoking and drinking, and eat less irritating foods.