Can ulcerative gastric cancer be seen with the naked eye?

Early gastric cancer is usually asymptomatic or has only mild symptoms. When clinical symptoms become obvious, the disease is already in the late stage. Therefore, we must be very alert to the early symptoms of gastric cancer to avoid delaying diagnosis and treatment. So can ulcer-type gastric cancer be seen with the naked eye? Let's take a look together.

As long as you insist on reasonable drug treatment, duodenal ulcers generally will not turn into cancer. As for gastric ulcers, the traditional concept is that they are prone to turn into cancer, but modern scientific research has changed this traditional view.
Chronic gastric diseases such as gastric ulcers should be treated scientifically. Surgery is generally not the first choice unless there is a complication of gastric perforation, massive bleeding, pyloric obstruction, or long-term medical treatment is ineffective. Patients who have undergone subtotal gastrectomy for more than 5 years should undergo a gastroscopy review once a year and should not refuse to take a biopsy for pathological examination. At the same time, if these patients who have undergone surgical treatment have symptoms of gastric disease again in the near future, they should be vigilant and have relevant examinations in time. They should be vigilant about the possibility of gastric cancer and have timely examinations and treatment.