What to do with gastric neurofibroma

Gastric neurofibroma is a gastric nerve tumor, which generally presents symptoms such as stomach pain, gastric bleeding, fever, etc., and has a high incidence rate. According to data, many people suffer from this disease every year, which leads to gastric necrosis and even death, posing a great threat to physical health. In fact, mastering the treatment plan for gastric neurofibroma can effectively prevent the tumor from worsening. Let's take a look at the treatment methods below.

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1. Eat more foods that are good for your stomach

Eating more foods that are good for the stomach and intestines is a common method for treating gastric neurofibroma. Gastric neurofibroma affects abnormal gastric acid secretion, which in turn affects the stomach and intestines' absorption of food. At this time, you should eat more foods that are good for the stomach and intestines, such as bananas, sweet potatoes and millet porridge, which can effectively help gastrointestinal motility and promote the absorption of food, thereby alleviating the deterioration of gastric neurofibroma.

2. Replenish blood volume

Replenishing blood volume is the most commonly used treatment for gastric neurofibroma. Gastric bleeding is a common symptom of gastric neurofibroma. Once gastric bleeding occurs, it will lead to severe anemia in the body. At this time, emergency measures should be taken in time to stop bleeding and replenish blood volume to prevent patients from going into shock due to excessive blood loss. If the gastric bleeding is not serious, it can be relieved through daily conditioning.

3. Partial gastrectomy

Commonly used treatments for gastric neurofibroma include partial gastrectomy. Partial gastrectomy is applicable when gastric neurofibroma has spread severely, causing partial gastric necrosis. Partial gastrectomy refers to the removal of cancerous gastric tissue while retaining normal gastric tissue. It can effectively remove pathogens and prevent cancer cells from spreading throughout the body. Rehabilitation treatment is required after surgery.

Gastric neurofibroma troubles many people. The treatment is complicated and difficult. Many people who suffer from this disease do not take it seriously, which leads to serious stomach problems and even endangers their lives. Therefore, you should have regular physical examinations. Once you have gastric neurofibroma, develop a treatment plan that suits you in time and do not delay. Pay attention to your diet in daily life, eat more foods rich in vitamin C, and get enough sleep.