Focal lymphocytic infiltration

I believe that many people don’t know much about some of the diseases around them, because they are often professional terms, and some are relatively rare. Focal lymphocytic infiltration is a relatively rare lymphatic disease, which has a certain impact on people's health. It mainly manifests itself as an overt gastritis or some inflammatory diseases. So when focal lymphocytes enter this disease, what ways or methods can be used to treat it?

1. What is focal lymphocytic infiltration?

Judging from the pathological results, your disease is benign, mainly superficial gastritis, which can be treated. The so-called focal hemorrhage and focal lymphocytic infiltration means that a small number of lymphocytes are seen in some areas of the tissue, which is a change caused by inflammatory stimulation. It mainly depends on self-regulation, such as having a regular diet, eating more carbohydrates, proteins and vitamins, reasonably combining trace elements, strengthening physical exercise, and maintaining a happy mood.

2. Clinical manifestations of chronic superficial gastritis

1. Upper abdominal pain

The most common symptom is epigastric pain, which occurs in most patients with chronic superficial gastritis. Most upper abdominal pain is irregular and has nothing to do with diet. The pain is generally diffuse upper abdominal burning pain, dull pain, bloating, etc. Symptoms are often aggravated by eating cold, hard, spicy or other irritating foods, and in a few cases are related to climate change.

2. Abdominal bloating

Patients with chronic superficial gastritis often have abdominal distension. It is often caused by food retention in the stomach, delayed emptying, and indigestion.

3. Belching

The patient has belching. It indicates that the gas in the stomach increases and is discharged through the esophagus, temporarily relieving the upper abdominal fullness.

4. Recurrent bleeding

It is a common symptom. The cause of bleeding is an acute inflammatory change of the gastric mucosa occurring on the basis of chronic superficial gastritis.

5. Others

Loss of appetite, acid reflux, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, constipation or diarrhea, etc.

6. Physical signs

There is upper abdominal tenderness during examination, and a few patients may have weight loss and anemia.

3. Treatment of chronic superficial gastritis

For example, quit smoking and drinking, reduce salt intake; correct bad eating habits, avoid foods that irritate the stomach, the food should be soft and easy to digest, avoid overly rough, overly strong spices and overly hot or cold food. Eat less salted, smoked, and stale food; stop taking certain medications that irritate the gastric mucosa, especially non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin; chronic infection foci in the nasal cavity and pharynx should be cleared.