Ulcers
A gastric ulcer or gastric ulcer is an ulcer in the mucous membrane of the stomach that is a form of peptic ulcer disease. It is caused by an imbalance between a host of harmful agents such as pylori pylori, hydrochloric acid, pepsin, and anti-inflammatory drugs such as Aspirin on the one hand, and mechanisms to defend the mucosa of the stomach on the other.
Symptoms of stomach ulcers
This health problem has many symptoms, perhaps the most important is abdominal pain, which appears in several forms, such as the appearance of pain at eating, or after a certain time, it is noted that this pain may awaken the patient ulcer stomach from sleep, and pain does not hide after eating as The most common symptoms are: nausea with or without vomiting, and low weight. It is also indicated that ulcers are discovered after the onset of symptoms before a complaint of abdominal pain, vomiting can be bloody and the faeces are black Which indicate the presence of peptic ulcer.
How to treat stomach ulcers
- Antibiotics for the complete elimination of the parenchyma pylori, now known as the treatment of the triad of several antibiotics.
- Treatment with anti-gastric acid medicines, as it helps to heal the ulcer better. It is also referred to that the treatment of this type of medicine for patients suffering from ulcer caused by infection with Hbp Malaria, especially if this ulcer large and complex.
- The use of certain drugs, such as aspirin and other NSAIDs, should be discontinued. The decision is based on several factors, the most important of which is the time in which the drugs were used, such as the size and complexity of the drugs. The patient stopped.
- The need to ensure that there is no contamination of this germ more than one examination, as one negative examination of the absence of this germ is not enough to judge things.
- Treatment with antifungal drugs, which helps to heal the ulcer better.
- The use of surgical treatment for stomach ulcers, especially in the case of malignant tumors or suspected malignant tumors, after the failure of appropriate treatment and continuous healing of the ulcer.