Is there a large gastric ulcer in the early stage of stomach cancer?

There are many types of gastric cancer, most of which have no obvious symptoms in the early stage, the lesions are small, the examination is not obvious, and most of them do not have large ulcers. However, in the case of ulcerative gastric cancer, it is also accompanied by gastric mucosal erosion in the early stage, and it is extremely serious in the later stage.

Stomach cancer can occur anywhere in the stomach but is more common in the antrum, especially on the side of the gastric curvature. According to the depth of invasion of cancer tissues, it is divided into early gastric cancer and advanced gastric cancer (intermediate and advanced gastric cancer). The early symptoms of gastric cancer are often not obvious, such as unpredictable epigastric discomfort, dull pain, belching, pantothenic acid, loss of appetite, mild anemia, etc., which are similar to gastroduodenal ulcer or chronic gastritis.

1) Mushroom umbrella type (or polyp-like type): about 1 4 of advanced gastric cancer, the cancer is localized, mainly grows into the cavity, is nodular, polyp-like, rough surface like cauliflower, ** erosion, ulcer, also known as nodular mushroom umbrella type. The cancer is disc-shaped, with elevated edges, and those with ulcers are called discoid mushroom umbrella type.

There is a mass protruding from the gastric cavity on the posterior wall of the small curvature of the antrum, which is slightly lobulated, and the surface is uneven and granular, and erosions are seen. The base of the mass is slightly narrow, arteticoidal, and there is no obvious infiltrate in the surrounding mucosa.

2) Ulcer type: about 1 4 of advanced gastric cancers. It is further divided into localized ulcer type and infiltrating ulcer type, the former is characterized by localized cancer, disc-shaped, and **necrosis.

There are often large, deep ulcers; The bottom of the ulcer is generally uneven, the edge is raised in the form of a levee or crater, and the cancer infiltrates deeply, often accompanied by bleeding and perforation. The infiltrating ulcer type is characterized by invasive growth of the cancer, often forming a mass with obvious peripheral and deep invasion, ** necrosis forming ulcers, often early invasion of the serous membrane or lymph node metastasis.

3) Invasive type: This type is also divided into two types, one is the limited invasive type, the cancer tissue infiltrates all layers of the gastric wall, mostly limited to the antrum, the infiltrated gastric wall thickens and hardens, the wrinkled wall disappears, and there are no obvious ulcers and nodules. Infiltration confined to a part of the stomach is called "localized infiltrate".

The other is diffuse infiltrating type, also known as leather stomach, cancer tissue expands under the mucosa, invades all layers, and has a wide range, making the gastric cavity smaller, the stomach wall is thick and stiff, and the mucosa can still exist, and there can be congestion and edema without ulcers.

4) Mixed type: those who have two or more of the above types of lesions at the same time.

5) Multiple cancer: The cancer tissues are multifocal and unconnected. Gastric cancer that occurs on the basis of atrophic gastritis may belong to this type and is usually in the upper part of the stomach.

Surgery is an option for those with early-stage cancer, and those with better physical fitness. Surgery is not recommended for cancer patients with weak constitution and severe disease**. Except for early gastric cancer, lymph nodes without metastasis, or less than 2 cm bulge type can be reduced by surgery, and the rest of gastric cancer is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine conservatively**.

Generally, no, depending on your physical condition.

There are four main complications of gastric ulcers: perforation, bleeding, pyloric obstruction, and cancer. Therefore, it is possible for a stomach ulcer to turn into stomach cancer, but not all stomach ulcers will turn into stomach cancer.

Therefore, if the patient has rhythmic, periodic abdominal pain, accompanied by abdominal distention, acid reflux, belching and other symptoms, and the gastroscopy is checked, it is clear that it is peptic ulcer, as long as it is active, it can prevent cancer. At the same time, patients with gastric ulcers should also pay attention to changes in the environment, weather, and mood, and have regular reexaminations.

Ulcer disease is a common chronic systemic disease divided into gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer, also called peptic ulcer. In the past, it was thought that gastric ulcers and duodenal ulcers were formed by the self-digestion of gastric acid and pepsin on the mucosa, so people called them peptic ulcers. In fact, stomach acid and pepsin are only one of the main causes of ulcer formation, while other causes can also contribute to the formation of ulcer disease.

Because gastric ulcers and duodenal ulcers have many similarities in terms of ** and clinical symptoms, it is sometimes difficult for doctors to distinguish between gastric ulcers and duodenal ulcers, so they are often diagnosed as peptic ulcers, or gastric and duodenal ulcers.

Patients with long-term gastric ulcers are likely to develop cancer, especially in the elderly, who are older than 45 years old, and those with recurrent gastric ulcers that do not heal should be vigilant. Generally, gastric ulcer is cancerous at the edge of the ulcer, and the carcinogenesis rate is less than 1%, which will first cause inflammation and erosion, followed by intestinal metaplasia, mucosal atrophy, moderate and severe dysplasia, dysplasia, and finally gastric cancer.

Therefore, it is recommended that patients diagnosed with gastric ulcers need to be given regular medication under the guidance of a gastroenterologist, and regular follow-up visits should be made, and the course of treatment should be extended if necessary, and the amount of medication should not be blindly reduced or the number of times taken should not be reduced, so as not to lead to ulcer reversal, adverse complications and so on.

Yes, patients with this phenomenon for a long time will indeed cause cancer, which will bring great harm to the body and easily lead to physical problems.

Yes, not only cancer, but also other diseases can occur, which will have a serious impact on health.

About one percent, mostly on the edge of ulcers, long-term chronic gastric ulcers, elderly, stubborn patients should be vigilant.

About 1% to 3% will develop stomach cancer.

The causes of stomach ulcer cancer are complex, but maintaining a good diet, eliminating smoking, alcohol and spicy food, paying attention to diet and proper exercise, so that the chance of stomach ulcer and cancer is much smaller. It can also be controlled by < cancer sticking to a sunny life".

Stomach ulcers can develop into stomach cancer. The main differences between the two in terms of symptoms are:1Pain: Gastric ulcer pain is often regular, usually after a meal or worsens. The pain of stomach cancer is irregular, and the pain is more intense.

2.Emaciation: In general, patients with gastric ulcers have insignificant or no emaciation. Wasting in patients with stomach cancer is very noticeable. To determine whether it is cancerous, a biopsy is taken through a gastroscopy, and then a pathological examination is done to see if there are any cancer cells.

If there are cancer cells, it is stomach cancer, and if there are none, it is stomach ulcer.

In general, if you have early-stage gastric cancer, then only part of the stomach is removed during surgery, and usually a total gastrectomy will not be performed in this case.

At this time, in the case of surgery, surgery should be carried out first, and chemotherapy is routinely carried out after surgery, but because chemotherapy is larger, it has great harm to the body, so it can be combined with traditional Chinese medicine to consolidate during chemotherapy, which will have a very good effect.

Whether chronic gastric ulcers become cancerous is controversial. Most scholars believe that gastric ulcer carcinogenesis exists, and its carcinogenesis rate is estimated to be 1% 7%, gastric ulcer carcinogenesis often occurs at the edge of the ulcer, and duodenal ulcer generally does not become cancerous.

The chance of carcinogenesis is small, and generally atrophic gastritis has a high chance of becoming cancerous.

Here's a clear indication that it will.

However, gastric ulcers have a carcinogenesis rate of 1% and are mostly associated with gastric ulcers.

1. Gastric ulcer is a common occurrence.

Gastric ulcers mostly occur in the lesser curvature of the stomach and the pylorus, especially in the antrum (75%), and are generally less than 2 cm in diameter, usually one, and are archetypal or oval.

2. Outcomes and complications of gastric ulcers.

1.Healing: Positive**, Eliminate**.

2.Hemorrhage: is the most common complication of gastric ulcers, occurring in 20-25% of patients (a small number of cases due to rupture of large blood vessels leading to massive bleeding, which manifests as hematemesis or tarry stools).

3.Perforation: incidence is 5%.

4.Pyloric stenosis: incidence in 3%.

5.Carcinogenesis: the incidence rate is 1%, and it is mostly related to gastric ulceration.

Take care of your stomach.

The probability of passing is less, much higher than the probability of ordinary people getting stomach cancer, stomach ulcers are easy to treat, go to the hospital, pay attention to diet, and can be cured.

No, but it will turn into a gastric perforation.