Gastroscopy test result 150, gastroscopy test result

Judging from the results of your gastroscopy, there really is nothing wrong with your stomach. If you feel completely useless after taking the medication prescribed by your doctor, you can try the following suggested procedures:

1. Carefully do a hepatobiliary ultrasound to confirm whether there is cholecystitis.

2. Exclude "cholecystitis" and then check whether there is hepatitis (fatty liver, liver fluke, and viral hepatitis will all have nausea symptoms).

3. Try not to look at your own symptoms in line with the concept of "headache and foot pain", and further determine your ** in combination with your physique, diet and daily life, and life and psychological state. Some of your symptoms are even diagnosed with pharyngitis (FYI).

4. No matter what the situation is, remember that relaxation, light diet, regular life, and strengthening exercise are the most important.

If you can provide more detailed information about your living habits, situation, psychology, etc., it will be more helpful to determine your **.

I wish you a speedy discovery, a healthy recovery, and all your wishes come true!

Looking at the results of your gastroscopy, it should be bile reflux gastritis, because bile is excreted in the duodenum**, and there should be no bile in the stomach. Bitter mouth, dry mouth should be related to the gallbladder. In traditional Chinese medicine, your disease is liver and stomach disharmony, use the liver and stomach pills or Xiaoyao pills**, or Da Chai Hu Tang, the effect is good.

Western medicine treats bile reflux gastritis**, and the effect is also okay.

Hello. It's just general inflammation, just listen to the doctor's general anti-inflammatory drugs, but you must pay attention to it!

Eat regularly and quantitatively, cough after meals, brush your teeth in the morning and evening, drink more water and exercise, and don't stay up late. In short, self-cultivation!

Hello. Gastroscopy, HP value, not pH, but Helicobacter pylori (HP). (Indicates positive, indicating H. pylori infection.)

The diagnosis is clear, chronic gastritis (antral congestion exudative type), HP positive. It is mainly a mucosal injury in the antrum, and the condition is not serious. Rational use of drugs for 4-8 weeks, most of them can be significantly improved or clinical**.

Please accept the guidance of a specialist doctor for specific medication to ensure the safety and effectiveness of medication.

Chronic stomach disease, pay attention to "three points **, seven points of recuperation". Excessive dependence on drugs does not solve the underlying problem, improves and consolidates the efficacy, prevents stomach problems**, and requires special dietary conditioning.

Stomach problems can be treated, but the time required is scary. I have a serious stomach problem, but I have been using it for nearly ten years, and it is a special Chinese medicine that I have researched by myself.

HP (+) diagnosis: chronic gastritis (antral congestion exudative type) with positive pH is pyloric spiral infection.

Your diagnosis is: Chronic gastritis. The stomach is nourished.

There is Helicobacter pylori.

It is to be actively accepted. Pathological tests should be carried out for those above 2cm. The main cause is gastroesophageal reflux, and your fundus: a moderate amount of stagnant fluid, is a bile reflux symptom.

Barrett's esophagus is the squamous epithelium of the mucosa distal to the esophagus that is replaced by metaplastic glandular epithelium. This metaplastic glandular epithelium can be dysmorphic, which can lead to adenocarcinoma. The carcinogenesis rate can reach 10%.

It is generally believed that the risk of adenocarcinoma in the esophagus of Barrtt is related to the size of its lesions, and the incidence of carcinogenesis of Barrett mucosa above 2 cm is 30 to 40 times higher than that of the control population.

Don't worry too much, find it early, just accept it.

It is important to note that the examination has shown similar precancerous lesions of the esophagus. Regular**yes**, don't worry.

It's not that serious, and you can go to a regular hospital. The sooner, the better. Good luck soon**!

**Gastroscopy is better, it doesn't hurt and doesn't feel particularly good.

Most people are no strangers to gastroscopy, and they all know that when the symptoms of gastrointestinal discomfort in the body are affected by gastroscopy, they can determine what causes it, but although gastroscopy is more common, there are many people who will ignore some matters before and after the examination when conducting the examination.

So who needs a gastroscopy?

1.It is recommended that people over the age of 40, both men and women, have regular gastroscopy.

2.People in areas with a high incidence of gastric cancer;

3.Helicobacter pylori (HP) infection;

4.Previous precancerous diseases of the stomach such as chronic atrophic gastritis, gastric ulcer, gastric polyps, postoperative residual gastritis, hypertrophic gastritis, pernicious anemia, etc.;

5.First-degree relatives of gastric cancer patients;

6.Presence of other risk factors for gastric cancer (e.g., high salt intake, pickled diet, smoking, heavy alcohol consumption, etc.).