1. What are the clinical symptoms of acute gastritis?

Gastrointestinal experts say: gastritis is mostly acute and has different symptoms. The main manifestations are fullness in the upper abdomen, dull pain, loss of appetite, anger, nausea, vomiting, and severe hematemesis. Many patients do not pay attention to it at the beginning, so they put up with it, which leads to chronic delay. When there are cold food intake, weather changes, staying up late and other incentives, the condition will be further aggravated, leading to chronic gastritis, which can not be cured for a long time. Experts suggest that if you have symptoms of gastritis, you should seek medical advice in time to stifle serious gastrointestinal diseases at the early stage of the disease to ensure your health.

It is suggested that you can drink Weichangbao tea to strengthen gastrointestinal peristalsis, eliminate stomach toxins and strengthen the spleen and stomach.

Second, what are the clinical symptoms of chronic gastritis?

Chronic gastritis refers to various chronic inflammatory lesions of gastric mucosa caused by different reasons. It is a common disease and can be divided into superficial gastritis, atrophic gastritis and hypertrophic gastritis. The course of chronic gastritis is prolonged, and most of them have no obvious symptoms and signs. Generally, we only see indigestion symptoms such as fullness, pantothenic acid, belching and irregular abdominal pain after meals. So what are the clinical symptoms of chronic gastritis?

1, belching, about 50% patients with chronic superficial gastritis have this symptom. The gas in the patient's stomach increased and was discharged through the esophagus, which temporarily relieved the feeling of fullness in the upper abdomen. So many patients feel angry in their stomachs and feel much more comfortable after burping.

2. Repeated bleeding is also a common symptom of chronic gastritis. The cause of bleeding is the acute inflammatory transformation of gastric mucosa complicated with chronic gastritis.

3, loss of appetite, acid reflux, nausea and vomiting, fatigue, diarrhea, dry stool or diarrhea.

4. The most common symptom is epigastric pain, and about 85% patients with chronic gastritis have this symptom. Most of these patients have irregular epigastric pain, and the pain has nothing to do with diet (some patients are comfortable on an empty stomach and uncomfortable after meals). Pain is usually chronic burning pain, dull pain and swelling pain in the upper abdomen. Symptoms are often aggravated by eating cold food, hard food, spicy food or other highly irritating foods, and a small amount is related to weather changes. This kind of antispasmodic and antacid for upper abdominal pain is not easy to relieve.

5, abdominal distension, about 70% of patients with chronic gastritis have this symptom. It is often caused by food retention in the stomach, delayed emptying and food accumulation.