What are the main causes of acute gastric mucosal lesions?

Acute gastric mucosal lesions are generally caused by drug factors, alcoholism, trauma and physical factors.

1. Drug factors

If long-term or high-dose aspirin, acetaminophen and other drugs are taken, acute gastric mucosal lesions will be caused after the drug causes mucosal damage to the gastric mucosa.

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Alcoholism caused by excessive alcohol consumption will cause acute gastric mucosal lesions, leading to gastric mucosal erosion and mucosal bleeding.

3. Trauma and physical factors

Placing nasogastric tubes or foreign bodies in the stomach, as well as receiving a large amount of radiation exposure, can cause acute gastric mucosal lesions.