Is chronic atrophic antral gastritis serious?

Chronic atrophic antral gastritis is not necessarily serious. Chronic atrophic antral gastritis is a common gastric disease in clinical practice. If the patient with chronic atrophic antral gastritis has a mild condition and is actively treated, it may improve, and generally will not cause adverse effects on the body. If the patient is a serious chronic atrophic antral gastritis, and there is no timely treatment, the disease often cannot be reversed. At this time, it is relatively serious. Patients suffering from chronic atrophic gastric antrum should go to the Department of Gastroenterology of the hospital as soon as possible, and adjust their diet during this period.