What are the symptoms of superficial atrophic gastritis?

If people experience anemia, nausea, bloating, or even don't want to eat, they should go to the hospital for examination in time to see if they have superficial atrophic gastritis. No matter what kind of disease it is, early detection and timely treatment are of great help. So what are the symptoms of superficial atrophic gastritis?

1. Most patients with superficial gastritis lack clinical symptoms. Some patients often have upper abdominal distension, belching, acid reflux, loss of appetite, or irregular upper abdominal pain that worsens after eating, and many other manifestations. Superficial gastritis can usually be cured with treatment; if left untreated, it can progress further, with the intrinsic glands reduced due to inflammation and may turn into atrophic gastritis.

2. Chronic superficial gastritis belongs to epigastric pain, liver-stomach disharmony, and food stagnation in the stomach in traditional Chinese medicine. The main clinical manifestations are upper abdominal distension and pain, nausea, vomiting, belching, acid reflux and other symptoms. Most of the pain is caused by emotional discomfort, liver qi stagnation, liver failure to release, liver qi invading the stomach, and qi stagnation. Or the diet may be improper, such as being too hungry or too full, which causes food to stagnate and block the stomach, causing pain. Long-term illness will weaken the spleen and stomach, and the cold will cause pain. The treatment uses a decoction for regulating the intestines, regulating the stomach and calming the mind, which can warm the stomach and regulate qi, astringe acid and relieve pain, eliminate bloating and relieve pain, sweeten the yin, and nourish yin and benefit the stomach, with significant clinical efficacy.

3. The clinical manifestations of atrophic gastritis are not only lacking in specificity, but also not completely consistent with the severity of the lesions. The following clinical manifestations are common: distension in the epigastric area; pain in the epigastric area; heartburn and indigestion symptoms; abnormal stools and weakness symptoms; anemia.