What are the symptoms of gastric bleeding?

The symptoms of gastric bleeding are generally black stools and vomiting blood, as well as symptoms of anemia, which can cause the patient to look pale and weak.

1. Black stool: Patients with gastric bleeding generally have gastric tumor diseases, which is a manifestation of upper gastrointestinal bleeding. The bleeding site is generally above the pylorus. The stool may turn black during defecation, or tarry stool may appear. The amount of bleeding is not particularly large, and the speed is relatively slow.

2. Vomiting blood: The symptoms of vomiting blood are also relatively obvious. The bleeding speed is particularly fast, and the lesions are usually below the pylorus. Most of the vomiting blood symptoms are caused by blood reflux into the stomach, accompanied by heartburn. Some are caused by tumor diseases, and some are caused by long-term drinking. The main reason is that the gastrointestinal mucosa is irritated.

3. Anemia: Long-term bloody stools or vomiting blood is particularly prone to anemia symptoms. There will be fresh blood in the stool during defecation, which makes the patient's physique particularly weak. At the same time, symptoms such as cold sweats and palpitations will also appear. When the amount of blood loss is relatively large, it may cause fainting. It is necessary to conduct relevant examinations in time to determine the specific cause.

Upper gastrointestinal bleeding is a relatively serious disease. After the onset of the disease, the cause needs to be controlled in time to avoid affecting your health.