Inflammation stomach

Introduction Inflammation of the stomach is a widespread clinical picture which represents a not insignificant problem both for the affected person and in our society in general. Every fifth person in Germany has been affected by it at least once. In other nations, too, gastritis with its many different characteristics and diverse causes is a … Inflammation stomach

Omep®

Introduction Omep® is a highly effective drug for the treatment of diseases caused by acid gastric acid. These include inflammation of the esophagus and the common heartburn. The active ingredient contained in Omep® is omeprazole. Omep® is a drug in the group of proton pump inhibitors (proton pump inhibitor=PPI). So if you burp acidly or … Omep®

Causes | Inflammation of stomach mucosa

Causes Acute gastritis can be triggered by many different damaging influences on the stomach lining. These include drugs such as aspirin and painkillers of the NSAID group, drugs containing cortisone, iron and potassium preparations or chemotherapy. Heavy alcohol consumption can also trigger acute gastritis. In the case of food poisoning, bacteria that can produce toxins … Causes | Inflammation of stomach mucosa

Diagnosis | Inflammation of stomach mucosa

Diagnosis To diagnose inflammation of the stomach lining, the doctor will first start with a detailed medical history and physical examination to get an overview of the symptoms. One way of clarification is endoscopic gastroscopy (gastroscopy), where the doctor can assess the stomach mucosa under visual inspection and there is the possibility of taking a … Diagnosis | Inflammation of stomach mucosa

Prognosis | Inflammation of stomach mucosa

Prognosis The prognosis of acute gastritis is very good, since almost all acute inflammations of the stomach mucosa heal spontaneously if the damaging substance is omitted. Only in very rare cases, acute gastritis can lead to life-threatening bleeding of the stomach lining. Type A gastritis increases the risk of stomach cancer in the affected patients, … Prognosis | Inflammation of stomach mucosa