Common Causes Of Gastritis And Treatment
                     Common Causes Of 
Gastritis And Treatment
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Gastritis is an irritation, erosiveness, or inflammation of the stomach lining. It can 
happen gradually or abruptly (acutely). In gastritis, the stomach lining is 
inflamed. In gastropathy, the stomach lining is damaged, but there is little or no 
inflammation.
 It is most frequently caused by the same infections that commonly lead to 
stomach problems or the constant use of certain painkillers. Alcohol abuse is 
another factor that might cause gastritis. 
Acute gastritis is abrupt gastritis, while chronic gastritis develops gradually. 
Gastritis occasionally causes ulcers and increases the chance of developing 
stomach cancer.
Why Causes Gastritis?
Gastritis develops whenever the stomach lining is harmed or weakened (mucosa). The 
issue may be caused by a variety of factors, including: 
Abuse of alcohol: Prolonged drinking can irritate and damage the stomach membrane. 
Autoimmune disorder: In certain people, even the stomach lining’s melanocytes are 
attacked by innate immunity.
Reflux of bile: Your liver produces bile to help digest fatty foods. Reflux is a reflowing 
action. Bile bypasses the small intestine and rushes back further into the stomach, which 
is known as bile reflux. 
Bacterial infection: H. pylori bacterium is the most common cause of Esophageal 
illness and persistent gastritis. It causes inflammation by destroying the bacteria on the 
stomach’s barrier lining.
Treatment
The exact cause of gastritis determines how it will be treated. If you quit using 
alcoholic or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicines, you may find relief from 
acute gastritis. 
The following medicines are prescribed to treat gastritis:
Antibiotics to eradicate H. pylori. So, the doctor might advise using a 
combination of medicines to treat H. pylori through your digestive system, 
including metronidazole (Flagyl) with clarithromycin (Biaxin XL), amoxicillin, or 
clarithromycin (Biaxin XL). Follow the opioid prescription exactly; it often lasts 7 
to 14 days. You should also take a drug to prevent the development of acid. The 
doctor will check patients for H. pylori after treatment to ensure that it has 
been eliminated.
Key Takeaway
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proton-pump inhibitors for an extended period and in high doses. 
Consult your doctor to see whether taking a calcium supplement 
reduces this risk.
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