Is gastric antrum phlogistic cancer precursor

Antral gastritis is a common clinical manifestation of gastritis, not a precursor to cancer. When patients show this disease, gastroscopy should be carried out to evaluate the scope and size of the lesion and guide the choice of clinical treatment. Most of the disease is treated with drugs, and often can be cured. Some patients recommend routine gastroscopy review, once every 1 to 2 years, to clarify the changes of the disease. For this group of people is a high incidence of gastric cancer, so routine gastroscopy can detect cancer early, give early surgical treatment, often can achieve better treatment results, five-year survival can reach more than 95%, so early detection of cancer early treatment is the best way to treat cancer at this stage.