How to treat early stage gastric cancer

The most common is endoscopic ESD. The advantages of this treatment are small trauma and quick recovery. However, in order to completely cure the tumor, ultrasound gastroscopy evaluation should be performed before surgery to clarify the depth of tumor invasion and the condition of perigastric lymph nodes. In addition, it is also very important for patients with early gastric cancer to actively improve preoperative preparation, strengthen nutrition, and control basic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes for surgical treatment. If this kind of early gastric cancer is discovered early, it needs timely treatment.

What are the common causes of gastric cancer?

The incidence of distal gastric cancer is high among people who have long consumed smoked, grilled, and pickled foods, which is related to the high content of carcinogens and pro-carcinogens such as nitrites, mycotoxins, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon compounds in foods. The incidence of gastric cancer in smokers is 50% higher than that in non-smokers. Pathological factors mainly include Helicobacter pylori infection and other gastric diseases and cancerous lesions, which lead to symptoms of gastric cancer in patients. There are many causes of gastric cancer, and the occurrence of gastric cancer is caused by a combination of factors.

How is gastric cancer transmitted?

Gastric cancer is a common malignant tumor. Gastric disease is a malignant disease with a very high incidence and mortality rate. There are many factors that cause gastric cancer. The first is family factors, bad living habits and virus carrying. The virus carried is usually Helicobacter pylori, referred to as HP infection. Gastric cancer, although the incidence of gastric cancer is related to genetics, is more related to Helicobacter pylori virus. Helicobacter pylori can be eliminated with anti-inflammatory drugs and antibacterial drugs, but bacteria grow repeatedly and may also be cross-infected. Bacteria are not tumors, and Epstein-Barr virus may also be infected. There are other reasons, but they are not contagious. Gastric cancer is not an infectious disease. It mainly depends on your irregular daily life.