The gastric or duodenal cavity occurs due to the erosion of the remaining layers of the lining of the lining of the intestine beneath the gastric ulcer from the effect of infectious acids. This results in the rush of bacteria, food, and gastric juices to the abdominal cavity, causing infection. Digestive cavity is a serious and serious complication. In the case of health of the patient complaining of severe pain and severe and high temperature and severe fatigue, which requires hospitalization for urgent surgery to fill the hole and cleanse the abdominal cavity contaminated.
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Bleeding of the blood in the stomach or in the twelfth .. The acute flow of blood from the upper bowel wall Excessive fatigue and softness of the stool mixed with blood, which is a color of blood color or sticky black like tar
Hemorrhagic bleeding in the stomach or in the twelve may occur without warning without any complaint or other symptoms of gastric ulcers such as pain in the abdomen and then bleeding is the primary and only complaint in patients with ulcers. Bleeding is either chronic, so the patient complains of chronic side-effects of chronic anemia, and is severe and severe. This severe blood flow from the upper bowel wall results in severe fatigue and fecal solubility mixed with blood that is colorless or sticky black (like tar). The patient may also complain sometimes of nausea, and exhaustion, especially the exhaustion of a substance close to the color of dark coffee residues and this is the result of a change in blood color due to mixing with the sour stomach ache.
Gastroenteritis and bleeding of the digestive system .. Alcohol and drugs containing aspirin and used in joint pain and benign and malignant tumors in the stomach
Gastroenteritis is one of the places that cause bleeding in the digestive system. The most common causes are alcohol, aspirin, aspirin, and joint pain. These above substances cause acute stomach ulcers which are likely to bleed heavily. These wounds and ulcers also occur as a result of severe burns, general hemorrhagic events known as shock, acute brain injuries, cancerous conditions, or cases of long and complicated surgical procedures. Bleeding is also caused by benign and malignant tumors in the stomach.
Gastric acidity is one of the causes of ulcers at the end of the esophagus .. Inflammation of the veins indicate high pressure in the portal vein caused by cirrhosis
The weakness of the muscle between the esophagus and the stomach results in the leakage of acid substances (secretions of the stomach) which will cause inflammation, ulceration, bleeding and bleeding at the end of the esophagus. Esophageal bleeding also results from an increase in varicose veins, which indicate high pressure in the portal vein caused by cirrhosis. This results in severe bleeding and risk to the patient's life if the treatment is not treated promptly. Cirrhosis is the most common cause of bleeding in the esophagus. As a result of the bleeding of the esophagus from a wound at the end of the esophagus because of strong exhaustion and known as (Mallory - weiss tear) relative to the two doctors who described this situation, and this happens as a result of high pressure in the abdomen during the process.
Mantriere disease causing gastritis. Replacement of parietal cells and major cells with mucous detachment cells
MENETRIER'S DISEASE
In this rare case, infectious tendons are elongated and curvature with the replacement of parietal cells and major cells with mucosal detachment cells. As a result, the mucous folds of the body and the bottom are inflated. Most patients are hypochlorite deficient. While some patients have top digestive symptoms.
In the majority of the middle and advanced ages, the majority of the population is characterized by a gastrointestinal dysfunction caused by the perfusion of infectious mucosa. The barium meal shows exaggerated, coarse, and coarse tendons that are also seen in endoscopy, although biopsies may not be deep enough to show all the histological features. Treatment with antiretroviral drugs may reduce protein loss but nonresponders need partial gastrectomy.
In this rare case, infectious tendons are elongated and curvature with the replacement of parietal cells and major cells with mucosal detachment cells. As a result, the mucous folds of the body and the bottom are inflated. Most patients are hypochlorite deficient. While some patients have top digestive symptoms.
In the majority of the middle and advanced ages, the majority of the population is characterized by a gastrointestinal dysfunction caused by the perfusion of infectious mucosa. The barium meal shows exaggerated, coarse, and coarse tendons that are also seen in endoscopy, although biopsies may not be deep enough to show all the histological features. Treatment with antiretroviral drugs may reduce protein loss but nonresponders need partial gastrectomy.
Causes of chronic gastroenteritis .. Gastrectomy. Famine anemia. Sepsis infection
Chronic chronic gastritis:
• Hereditary sepsis infection.
• autoimmune (anemia).
• After gastrectomy.
• Hereditary sepsis infection.
• autoimmune (anemia).
• After gastrectomy.
Causes of acute gastritis, severe physiological stress, biliary islands and viral infections
Acute gastritis (often hemorrhagic):
• Aspirin, NSAIDs.
• Twisted pylori (initial sepsis).
• Alcohol.
• Other medicines such as: iron preparations.
• Severe physiological stress such as burns, multiple organ failure, and central nervous system trauma.
• Biliary caries such as: Next to infectious surgery.
• Viral infections such as CMV and HSV in AIDS.
• Aspirin, NSAIDs.
• Twisted pylori (initial sepsis).
• Alcohol.
• Other medicines such as: iron preparations.
• Severe physiological stress such as burns, multiple organ failure, and central nervous system trauma.
• Biliary caries such as: Next to infectious surgery.
• Viral infections such as CMV and HSV in AIDS.
Causes of chronic, specific forms of gastritis .. Gastrointestinal diseases such as Crohn's disease and systemic diseases such as sarcoid and bait disease against host
Chronic (rare) forms of gastritis:
• Infections such as: CMV, tuberculosis.
• Gastrointestinal diseases such as Crohn's disease.
• Systemic diseases such as sarcoid and bait disease against the host.
• Anonymic such as Habibomia.
• Infections such as: CMV, tuberculosis.
• Gastrointestinal diseases such as Crohn's disease.
• Systemic diseases such as sarcoid and bait disease against the host.
• Anonymic such as Habibomia.
Causes of chronic gastritis caused by septic pylori infection. Lymphocytes and plasma cells
CHRONIC GASTRITIS DUE TO HELICOBACTER PYLORI INFECTION
The most common cause of chronic gastritis is parenchyma. The dominant inflammatory cells are lymphocytes and plasma cells. Compatibility between symptomatic and symptomatic assets is satisfactory.
Most patients are symptomatic and do not require any treatment. Patients with dyspepsia and gastroenteritis associated with coronary pylori may benefit from parenchymaectomy.
The most common cause of chronic gastritis is parenchyma. The dominant inflammatory cells are lymphocytes and plasma cells. Compatibility between symptomatic and symptomatic assets is satisfactory.
Most patients are symptomatic and do not require any treatment. Patients with dyspepsia and gastroenteritis associated with coronary pylori may benefit from parenchymaectomy.
Causes of chronic autoimmune gastritis .. Immunohistochemistry against mural cells
AUTOIMMUNE CHRONIC GASTRITIS
Infects the body of the stomach and exfoliates the laurel and produces a self-immunological activity against the parietal cells. Histological manifestations are chronic diffuse inflammation, atrophy, loss of endometrial glands, intestinal dysfunction, and sometimes hyperlipidemia of intestinal chromosome-like cells (ECL).
There may sometimes be antibodies against cell-wall parietal and internal factor, and in some patients degree of gastrointestinal severe severe and lead to lack of secretion of the internal factor to the incidence of anemia. Gastritis is not usually my symptom but some patients have evidence of specific autoimmune disorders for other members, especially thyroid disease. There is a fourfold increase in the risk of developing gastric cancer.
Infects the body of the stomach and exfoliates the laurel and produces a self-immunological activity against the parietal cells. Histological manifestations are chronic diffuse inflammation, atrophy, loss of endometrial glands, intestinal dysfunction, and sometimes hyperlipidemia of intestinal chromosome-like cells (ECL).
There may sometimes be antibodies against cell-wall parietal and internal factor, and in some patients degree of gastrointestinal severe severe and lead to lack of secretion of the internal factor to the incidence of anemia. Gastritis is not usually my symptom but some patients have evidence of specific autoimmune disorders for other members, especially thyroid disease. There is a fourfold increase in the risk of developing gastric cancer.
Endoscopy and biopsy for the diagnosis of acute gastritis. Antacids, acid inhibitors or antagonists
Many cases disappear quickly and do not merit a survey. In other cases, endoscopy and biopsy may be necessary to exclude gastrointestinal ulcer or cancer. Treatment should be directed towards the underlying cause. Short-term antacid or antacid therapy (eg, H2 receptor antagonists) or antimicrobials (such as metoclopramide) may be necessary.
Acute gastritis .. Taking aspirin or NSAIDs. Indigestion, vomiting, nausea, vomiting, vomiting or bleeding
ACUTE GASTRITIS:
Often fatal and bleeding. Neutrophils are the dominant inflammatory cell in the superficial epithelium. Many cases result from taking aspirin or NSAIDs. Acute gastritis often does not cause symptoms, but may cause indigestion, vomiting, nausea, vomiting, vomiting, or bleeding.
Often fatal and bleeding. Neutrophils are the dominant inflammatory cell in the superficial epithelium. Many cases result from taking aspirin or NSAIDs. Acute gastritis often does not cause symptoms, but may cause indigestion, vomiting, nausea, vomiting, vomiting, or bleeding.
Diagnosis of gastritis. Histological studies and endoscopy
Gastritis
Gastritis is diagnosed with histological studies, although it may sometimes be diagnosed with endoscopy.
Gastritis is diagnosed with histological studies, although it may sometimes be diagnosed with endoscopy.
The results of bleeding and perforation in the stomach .. Insomnia, addictive stools, black stools, or anemia. Severe pain requires surgical intervention
1- Bleeding: the result of anemia, addictive stools, black stools, or anemia.
2- perforation: in the wall of the stomach, which results in severe pain and treatment is the only surgical intervention.
Tell your doctor if you have an addictive, addictive stool, black stool, severe pain that does not respond to medication.
2- perforation: in the wall of the stomach, which results in severe pain and treatment is the only surgical intervention.
Tell your doctor if you have an addictive, addictive stool, black stool, severe pain that does not respond to medication.
Causes of gastritis. Anti-inflammatory drugs: ibuprofen, naproxen, ketoprofen, voltarin, provin, propenid, stress, alcohol
Gastritis is an irritation in the mucous of the stomach.
the reasons:
There are many reasons for gastritis including:
1- Medications, especially anti-inflammatory drugs such as: ibuprofen, naproxen, ketoprofen, Voltarin, Provin, Provenid, Felden.
2 - Helicobacter Pylori is a microbial located in the mucosa of the stomach and may cause inflammation.
3- Psychological intensity.
4- Alcohol.
5- Radiation therapy.
the reasons:
There are many reasons for gastritis including:
1- Medications, especially anti-inflammatory drugs such as: ibuprofen, naproxen, ketoprofen, Voltarin, Provin, Provenid, Felden.
2 - Helicobacter Pylori is a microbial located in the mucosa of the stomach and may cause inflammation.
3- Psychological intensity.
4- Alcohol.
5- Radiation therapy.
Symptoms of gastritis .. Burning pain in the top of the abdomen is reduced by taking anti-acidity and addictions, addictive stools, black stools, lack of weight and lack of appetite
Many patients do not complain of any symptoms, but when they are present they may include:
1 - pain in the upper abdomen, which is burning by nature but reduces the use of antacids.
2 - nausea, vomiting, burping, heartburn.
3 - vomiting of the addict, stools of addicts, black stools.
4 - lack of weight and lack of appetite.
1 - pain in the upper abdomen, which is burning by nature but reduces the use of antacids.
2 - nausea, vomiting, burping, heartburn.
3 - vomiting of the addict, stools of addicts, black stools.
4 - lack of weight and lack of appetite.
Tests for the diagnosis of gastritis .. Blood tests and the use of barium peak or make radiographs of the stomach and the twelve and upper gastrointestinal endoscopy
Your doctor may need to do some tests, including:
1 - Blood tests to detect the presence of bleeding or the presence of bacteria causing inflammation.
2 - Use barium top or make radiographs of the stomach and the twelve.
3- Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy by inserting a lit tube into the stomach and looking through the tube.
1 - Blood tests to detect the presence of bleeding or the presence of bacteria causing inflammation.
2 - Use barium top or make radiographs of the stomach and the twelve.
3- Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy by inserting a lit tube into the stomach and looking through the tube.
Diet and stop smoking to treat gastritis .. Avoid caffeine and commit to a diet of boiled potatoes, boiled rice, spaghetti, bananas, cakes
Depending on the situation and available treatments:
1- Diet: Avoid caffeine (coffee, tea, cola, chocolate, coca) and any foods that may irritate your stomach (spices, sour foods) including tomatoes, fruits and yogurt. Cakes.
2- Smoking: Smoking should be stopped.
1- Diet: Avoid caffeine (coffee, tea, cola, chocolate, coca) and any foods that may irritate your stomach (spices, sour foods) including tomatoes, fruits and yogurt. Cakes.
2- Smoking: Smoking should be stopped.
Medications for the treatment of gastritis. Zantac, Rantidine. Sucralft. Omeprazole, lanzoprazole, and some antibiotics
There are many options for gastritis:
1- Antacids (maalox).
2- H2 receptor blockers (Zantac, Rantidine).
3- Sucralitions.
4- Omeprazole and Lanzoprazole effective in reducing the amount of acid in your stomach.
5- Some antibiotics may be used to treat Helicobacter pylori if present.
Some medications, such as aspirin and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (ibuprofen, sulindac, naproxen, pyroxicam), which can irritate your stomach, should be avoided.
Surgery: Used only in cases of heavy bleeding or other complications.
1- Antacids (maalox).
2- H2 receptor blockers (Zantac, Rantidine).
3- Sucralitions.
4- Omeprazole and Lanzoprazole effective in reducing the amount of acid in your stomach.
5- Some antibiotics may be used to treat Helicobacter pylori if present.
Some medications, such as aspirin and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (ibuprofen, sulindac, naproxen, pyroxicam), which can irritate your stomach, should be avoided.
Surgery: Used only in cases of heavy bleeding or other complications.
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