Many people are very worried after being diagnosed with atrophic gastritis. People often say that atrophic gastritis is a precancerous lesion. When they think of the terrible word "cancer", a large number of patients are worried. Especially for people with intestinal metaplasia a

Chronic atrophic gastritis is a common disease and a disease that continues to develop chronic gastritis. Many people are very worried after they are diagnosed with atrophic gastritis. People often say that atrophic gastritis is a precancerous lesion of . When they think of the terrible word "cancer", a large number of patients are worried. Especially for people with intestinal metaplasia and atypical hyperplasia, they always think that they will become cancerous. How far is atrophic gastritis from gastric cancer ?

Atrophic gastritis into gastric cancer is superficial gastritis-atrophic gastritis-intestinal epithelial tissue transformation and atypical hyperplasia-gastric cancer. 70-80% of patients with atrophic gastritis will not have specific symptoms, and only a few patients will experience symptoms of indigestion, such as nausea, acid reflux, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, weight loss, fatigue and other symptoms. Atrophic gastritis has a certain chance of cancer. According to the investigation, the cancer rate in 5-10 years is 3%-5%, 10% for more than 10 years, the cancer rate in 10 years of mild opposite-sex hyperplasia is 2.5-11%, the cancer rate in 10 years of moderate opposite-sex hyperplasia is 4-35%, and the cancer rate in 10 years of severe opposite-sex hyperplasia is 10-83%. In addition to regular reviews.

Change your lifestyle and actively treat Helicobacter pylori. What else can you do to prevent the occurrence of gastric cancer?

1. Oral gastric mucosa protective agent :

① sulfalumina can complex with mucin of the gastric mucosa to form a protective film to protect the gastric mucosa.

② gastromethin can form a membrane in the stomach to cover the mucosa surface, reducing the stimulation of bile reflux to the gastric mucosa.

③Chlorophyll has the effect of promoting inflammation and regressing and protecting the gastric mucosa.

④ Monkey mushroom slices can protect the gastric mucosa.
2. Symptom-based treatment: Long-term bile reflux destroys the gastric mucosal barrier, causing chronic superficial gastritis , and then developing into chronic atrophic gastritis. In this case, gastric power drug can be used to prevent bile reflux, thereby achieving the purpose of protecting the gastric mucosa.

3. Diet therapy: Develop good eating habits, do not overeat, nor endure hunger, eat regularly three meals a day, and try to eat less food that is too greasy to avoid increasing the burden on the gastrointestinal tract.

4. Eliminate certain causes of disease: such as quitting smoking, avoid taking drugs that stimulate the gastric mucosa for a long time, relieve mental tension, maintain optimistic mood, thereby improving immune function and enhancing disease resistance.

5. Regular review: Patients with atrophic gastritis accompanied by incomplete colonic intestinal metaplasia and atypical hyperplasia should undergo regular gastroscopy for reexamination.

For atrophic gastritis, we must fully understand, pay attention to it, develop good living and eating habits, insist on regular follow-up, and do not worry or be too worried or afraid. As long as we handle it properly, we will not develop into gastric cancer.