Does gastric luteinoma require treatment?

The health of the stomach is extremely important to people, because the stomach is the place where food is digested and it is the organ for people to obtain energy and nutrients. Therefore, protecting the health of the stomach is an issue that needs to be taken seriously in people's lives. Stomach health problems are also relatively common. Among them, gastric luteinoma is relatively common. Let's take a look at whether gastric luteinoma needs treatment?

1. Gastric luteinoma is a benign tumor of the stomach with a very small possibility of malignant transformation. It is usually asymptomatic and does not require treatment. However, if accompanied by gastritis, it can cause symptoms such as heartburn, belching, and upper abdominal pain. It is recommended that you need timely anti-inflammatory, acid suppression, stomach protection and other symptomatic treatments. Do not eat spicy and irritating foods, and eat more vegetables and fruits.

2. Gastric xanthomas are generally benign growths. In fact, they are not true tumors, but lipid deposits in the gastric mucosa. If the tumor is small, it can be removed with "gastric xanthoma biopsy forceps" just like a gastroscopy biopsy; or it can be left untreated for the time being and closely observed and followed up. In terms of diet, you should pay attention to eating less cold, spicy, pungent, too sweet, and too greasy food, and eat more stomach-strengthening foods such as bitter melon, hawthorn, jujube, etc.!

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Gastric luteinoma is generally benign, and there is no special clinical treatment method at present! Such plaques on the mucosa will definitely affect the peristalsis and digestive function of the stomach, and of course cause bloating, stomach pain, and acid reflux, but it must be clearly distinguished from gastric ulcers and gastric erosions.

1. Surgical treatment, clean up the macula, remove the tumor (current surgery uses an electronic fiberscope, which is inserted through the mouth, is painless, does not require surgery, and has the advantages of thorough treatment;

2. Take a pathological biopsy of the removed macula;

3. Symptomatic treatment and attention to diet

4. CLS cell immunotherapy can be used for gastric xanthelasma that has become cancerous

The above is an explanation of whether gastric luteinoma needs treatment. It is recommended that everyone must treat this disease in time, otherwise it will have serious effects on your health.