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History Of Erosive Gastritis. Done Second Endoscopy. Prescribed Prilosec. Have Stomach Ache, Gas, Belching
I was diagnosed 5 years ago with erosive gastritis . I had a second endoscopy 2 years ago, condition was still there. i was told to take prilosec each morning. In the last 6 months I generally have what feels like a queezy or something like a mild stomach ache upon awakening in the morning. Also have a lot of stomach groaning or rumbling as well as problems with passing gas off and on. I have noted that any alcohol consumption or something like chinese food causes a terrible belching . If I have a large meal, my stomach feels distended and hard. Please tell me that I do NOT have stomach cancer! Thank you.
Hi, welcome to HCM.
It really doesn't look like gastric cancer. All symptoms are associated with severe gastritis. You should avoid consumption of alcohol and spicy food strictly for at least 6 months. It needs time to heal.
Also consult your physician for peptic ulcer disease treatment. You needs a dedicated care for ulcers.
Regards.
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History Of Erosive Gastritis. Done Second Endoscopy. Prescribed Prilosec. Have Stomach Ache, Gas, Belching
Hi, welcome to HCM. It really doesn t look like gastric cancer. All symptoms are associated with severe gastritis. You should avoid consumption of alcohol and spicy food strictly for at least 6 months. It needs time to heal. Also consult your physician for peptic ulcer disease treatment. You needs a dedicated care for ulcers. Regards.