Can compound gastric ulcer become cancerous, and why are chronic gastric ulcers cancerous?

Medicine is a natural science, there is no absolute, some steel piercing the head does not die, and some fart and flash the waist...

It is like a rotten wound, like a rotten flat fruit, which is not repaired for a long time, or forms a large ulcer, and even if the drug is administered, it heals more slowly than the ulcer. The last little bit causes cancer in large areas. So don't think gastritis is not serious.

Pay attention to it and be a healthy person!

Starting from the prevention of gastric cancer and the early detection of malignant transformation of chronic gastric diseases, patients with chronic gastric diseases should pay special attention to the following aspects:

1. The main mechanism of carcinogenesis in atrophic gastritis is that gastric mucosal atrophy leads to a decrease and lack of gastric acid secretion, and the gastric acid deficiency environment is conducive to the reproduction of nitrate reductase-positive bacteria, promotes the endogenous synthesis of nitrite amine compounds, and increases the concentration of carcinogens in the stomach.

In view of this carcinogenic mechanism, patients with atrophic gastritis should pay more attention to avoid salted, smoked, fried and other salty foods, and reduce the intake and gastric synthesis of carcinogens such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and nitrosamines.

2. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the regular consumption of fresh vegetables and fruits rich in vitamin C, E and dietary fiber, and increase the intake of these active nutrients, which can effectively block and inhibit the endogenous synthesis of a variety of carcinogenic compounds.

3. For atrophic gastritis, it should be closely observed for intestinal metaplasia or atypical hyperplasia. If necessary, regular gastroscopy and tissue biopsy should be taken.

4. Patients with chronic gastric diseases should pay attention to the changes in their conditions, such as the original gastric diseases have not been committed for a long time, but the symptoms suddenly appear recently; or the original symptoms of gastric disease are getting worse day by day, from the original regular pain to persistent pain, and the effect is not good; or recurrent melena and positive fecal occult blood test, should be checked promptly.

5. For chronic gastric diseases such as gastric ulcers, scientific treatment should be used. Surgery is generally not preferred unless complicated by gastric perforation, massive bleeding, pyloric obstruction, or long-term medical failure**. Patients who have undergone gastrectomy for more than 5 years should have a gastroscopy once a year, and do not refuse to take a biopsy for pathological examination.

At the same time, these patients who have undergone surgery** should be vigilant and do relevant examinations in time if they have recently developed symptoms of stomach problems.

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.

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.