What are the early symptoms of chronic superficial gastritis?

Early symptoms of chronic superficial gastritis include loss of appetite, abdominal distension, upper abdominal pain, etc.

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Chronic superficial gastritis in patients with loss of appetite leads to continuous stimulation of gastric mucosa, which leads to weakening of gastric digestive function and symptoms of loss of appetite.

2. Abdominal distension In

addition, after the patient's digestive function decreases, due to the slow gastric emptying speed, food will be retained in the carcinogenic stomach for a long time, resulting in a large amount of gas, causing abdominal distension symptoms.

3. Upper abdominal pain

patients due to local gastric submucosal nerve fibers continue to be stimulated by inflammatory factors, which will increase their excitability and cause symptoms of upper abdominal pain.