This is a common endoscopic finding: A benign gastric ulcer in the lower part of the stomach (antrum or prepyloric region) probably caused at least partly by the use of Non-Steroidal-Anti-Inflammatory-Drugs (NSAIDs)
Oh this looks good compared to mine, im 28 and just found out today that i have 4 esophageal ulcers and an ulcer in the antrum..Eight biopsies taken total. This is oh so very painful!!
Oh this looks good compared to mine, im 28 and just found out today that i have 4 esophageal ulcers and an ulcer in the antrum..Eight biopsies taken total. This is oh so very painful!!
Hhotmama26 1 year ago
@leciovidal I MEANT CONVERGING FOLDS...
leciovidal 1 year ago
LOOKINGA AT THIS ULCER I WOULDN`T BE SO SURE THAT IT WAS A BENIGN LESION.
NOTE THAT THERE ARE FORDAS CONVERGING TO THE LESION AND AT LEAT ONE OF THEM IS AMPUTATED, A FREQUENT FINDING OF A MALIGNANT LESION.
HOW MANY BIOPSIES WERE TAKEN?
leciovidal 1 year ago
Were any biopsies taken to test for H.pylori?
Hardwyre 1 year ago