What causes gastritis? What causes gastritis?

It is caused by Helicobacter pylori, most of which are caused by people's bad living habits and poor spleen and stomach, resulting in the infestation of Helicobacter pylori!

Gastric disease is mainly dietary regulation, so dietary therapy is very important. Gastritis and poor gastrointestinal function are often caused by an individual's bad lifestyle habits. It is recommended to have a regular daily diet, avoid overeating, eat more vegetables and fruits, avoid spicy food, and quit smoking and alcohol.

Eat less greasy, junk food, etc. Proper physical activity helps aid digestion. Secondly, keep a good mood and avoid nervousness, excessive stress, and staying up late.

Daily eating habits Pay attention to your eating habits.

The main causes of gastritis are:

First, physical and chemical factors. Including strong tea, strong coffee, spicy food, cold or hot food, and rough food can cause gastritis, damage the gastric mucosal barrier, and lead to inflammation of the gastric mucosa.

Second, biological factors. It mainly includes various pathogenic bacteria and toxins, such as Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus and botulinum toxin.

3. Systemic infection. Severe trauma, major surgery, shock, and intense mood swings are all stressful states. In terms of immune factors, it is also related to some chronic gastritis, and antibodies to B cells can be detected in the serum of patients.

Fourth, chemical factors. Smoking is one of the causes of chronic pharyngitis, and the nicotine in tobacco can affect the blood circulation of the gastric mucosa, and at the same time make the pyloric sphincter dysfunction, causing bile reflux.

Gastritis can generally be divided into acute gastritis, and chronic gastritis. Acute gastritis often has a clear cause or trigger, such as improper diet, eating too cold, or too much, or overeating, or eating an unclean diet. Brief episodes of nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain may occur, which can be relieved after 3-5 days**.

If it is chronic severe non-atrophic gastritis, then the situation is more serious. Generally speaking, chronic gastritis, divided into chronic atrophic and non-atrophic gastritis, is a pathological diagnosis, mainly to see whether there is lymphocyte infiltration, and atrophy of glands, chronic superficial gastritis If you do not carry out **, do not pay attention to the protection of stomach recuperation, it can develop into chronic atrophic gastritis, severe chronic atrophic gastritis, can be accompanied by intestinal dysplasia is a precancerous lesion. If combined with Helicobacter pylori infection, it can aggravate the progression of inflammation, and the clinical manifestations are basically abdominal pain, bloating, nausea, belching, heartburn, acid reflux, etc., similar to the manifestations of ulcer disease, in fact, there are no specific symptoms of chronic gastritis, patients can also have poor appetite, loss of appetite, and even early satiety, that is, very hungry, just eat and are not hungry.

Non-specific symptoms, ** is also symptomatic treatment, if there is Helicobacter pylori infection, actively give intervention and**.

Gastritis is generally caused by stomach acid or eating unclean food, and Helicobacter pylori is caused by excessive levels.

There are many causes of gastritis, mainly including the following aspects:1Excessive gastric acid secretion leads to gastric acid corrosion of the stomach wall and gastric mucosa, causing gastric damage; 2.

Caused by Helicobacter pylori: Under the action of Helicobacter pylori infection, the pepsin barrier is first destroyed, resulting in corrosion and damage of the gastric mucosa; 3.Caused by the patient's emotional factors:

Long-term pressure and tension, the gastric mucosa may be damaged; 4.Caused by diet or medications: Some foods and medications can cause damage to the stomach lining, such as long-term use of aspirin.