What are the tests for stomach problems? Which is better?

Checking is not the key. With the help of modern equipment, any hospital can find out the disease. The key is whether it can cure the stomach disease. Because stomach disease is a stubborn and intractable disease. If it is not good, it can take you for life. That's how it is.

Chronic gastritis refers to various chronic gastric mucosal lesions caused by different causes. Characteristics of chronic gastritis: pain and fullness in the upper abdomen.

Loss of appetite and fatigue are the main characteristics. The long form is persistent upper mid-abdominal pain after eating. Gastritis is a stubborn and intractable disease, which can only be achieved by the level and ability of doctors; Rational formulation.

Only with the whole body of traditional Chinese medicine can it be expected**; The human body is a mysterious machine. Fix the machine with Chinese medicine and make it work properly. In order to achieve the purpose of this disease.

There are several methods of gastric examination: 1. You can do blood routine and stool routine examination, mainly to understand whether there is anemia caused by gastric bleeding, and to understand whether there is black stool in the stool. 2. Gastric tumor examination and tumor screening.

3. Do the examination of Helicobacter pylori and the carbon-14 breath test, mainly to find out whether there is Helicobacter pylori infection and do further **. Fourth, the most important and very necessary examination is gastroscopy, gastroscopy can have a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of which disease causes discomfort, and it can also be examined under gastroscopy, and pathological examination and ** can be done at the same time.

Gastric disease refers to a series of diseases that occur in the stomach, such as gastritis, gastric ulcer, stomach cancer, etc. In order to accurately diagnose and improve stomach problems, doctors usually perform a series of tests. The following are possible tests for common stomach problems:

Clinical Interview:The doctor will take a detailed medical history, including symptoms, time of onset, nature of pain, and dietary habits. By understanding the patient's condition and lifestyle habits, it is helpful for the doctor to make a preliminary judgment of the condition.

Physical examination:The doctor will perform a general physical examination, including observation of the patient's appearance, weight changes, mucous membranes, etc., as well as auscultation, percussion, etc.

Laboratory tests:Common laboratory tests include blood routine, liver function, kidney function, electrolytes, blood glucose, blood lipids, gastric function indicators, etc. These tests can help doctors understand the patient's physical condition and rule out the possibility of other diseases.

Imaging tests:Commonly used imaging examinations for gastric diseases include gastric X-ray, gastroscopy, ultrasound, CT scan, etc. Gastric X-ray and ultrasound can be used for preliminary evaluation of gastric lesions, while gastroscopy can directly observe the changes in the gastric mucosa, which is highly accurate for the diagnosis of gastric ulcers, gastric cancer and other lesions.

A CT scan can provide a more detailed image of the stomach.

Breath test:A breath test can detect H. pylori infection. Helicobacter pylori is one of the common causes of gastritis and ulcers. With a breath test, doctors can detect the presence of H. pylori in the exhaled breath.

Biological Tissue Examination:For people with suspected stomach cancer, doctors may perform a biopsy or post-excision pathology to confirm the diagnosis of stomach cancer.

Different stomach problems may require different tests, which should be determined based on the patient's symptoms and the doctor's judgment. By comprehensively analyzing the results of various examinations, doctors can more accurately diagnose gastric diseases and formulate an individualized closed-type Zheng ** plan.

There are many ways to check for stomach problems, and the following are commonly used:

1) Gastric juice analysis: Gastric juice analysis is one of the oldest and most commonly used methods for diagnosing gastric diseases. It refers to the removal of gastric juice for measurement and examination of relevant indicators (such as gastric acid) to determine whether the gastric juice is normal.

It mainly consists of three parts, namely general trait examination, chemical examination and microscopic examination. Gastric juice analysis can not only reflect whether a person's gastric acid secretion is normal, but also has certain significance for the diagnosis of gastric ulcers, duodenal ulcers, and even gastric cancer.

2) X-ray barium swallow examination: X-ray barium swallow examination, also known as X-ray barium swallow imaging, refers to the patient's oral administration of barium sulfate filler, which can clearly show the contours of the stomach during X-ray fluoroscopy. Barium x-rays can diagnose a variety of conditions, including gastric and duodenal ulcers, gastric perforation, gastric bleeding, and pyloric obstruction.

In addition, in the past decade, there has been great progress in the dual imaging of barium swallow on the digestive tract.

3) Gastroscopy: Fiber gastroscopy is currently the most diagnostic and commonly used method for gastric diseases. It has the characteristics of wide field of vision, safe examination, intuitive image, accurate and timely diagnosis, reliable data, and convenience, and can be used to diagnose gastric ulcers, gastritis and diseases of the duodenum and esophagus.

During the examination, the doctor sends the mirror directly from the patient's mouth and through the esophagus to the stomach cavity. In this way, the condition of the mucosa in the stomach can be directly observed, and the presence or absence of ulcers can be clearly seen, whether there is bleeding, the identification of benign and malignant ulcers, and the identification of gastric polyps or gastric cancer. During gastroscopy, biopsy can also be taken for pathological examination (also known as gastric mucosal biopsy), which is convenient for a clear diagnosis and greatly improves the detection rate of early gastric cancer.

Gastroscopy is not only used for diagnosis, but also can be used for **, such as when gastric bleeding is found, microwave or laser can be used to stop bleeding, and the bleeding site can also be directly sprayed with Montessori solution or thrombin to stop bleeding, so that the patient can avoid the pain of surgery. In addition, the gastroscope also has the functions of water delivery, water absorption, air supply, and air extraction.

4) Other laboratory tests: Routine blood test is also one of the most commonly used tests, which is mainly used to check for anemia caused by various stomach diseases. Routine stool and fecal occult blood tests are commonly used to diagnose gastric bleeding.

A positive fecal occult blood test may indicate gastric bleeding.

There are two types of stomach examinations: physical examinations and auxiliary examinations. The physical examination includes visualization, palpation, percussion, and auscultation of the stomach. Auxiliary examinations are commonly used in barium fluoroscopy, gastroscopy, contrast ultrasonography, etc.

Gastroscopy is commonly used in ordinary electronic gastroscopy, ** gastroscope and capsule gastroscopy. For severe stomach pain, abdominal dialysis can also be done to rule out the digestive tract, and gastric tumor marker tests can be done as early screening for gastric cancer. Contrast ultrasonography is done by drinking some special contrast agent and then doing a B-ultrasound.