What to do if gastric fibroma becomes malignant

There are many manifestations of gastric fibroma malignant transformation. Patients should pay attention to changes in the disease and use the correct methods to improve the disease and avoid more serious effects of the disease. In particular, the severity of gastric fibroma malignant transformation can be judged by examination results. There are many clinical examination methods that can help patients judge the condition. Next, let's find out what to do if gastric fibroma becomes malignant?

Gastric fibroma is a rare gastric tumor that may be malignant after it occurs. Gastric fibroma is rare in clinical practice, but it should be taken seriously once discovered. Gastric neurofibroma can cause a series of gastrointestinal symptoms, such as gastric bleeding, which is caused by erosion and ulcers on the surface of gastric neurofibroma, which causes rupture of muscle blood vessels. This is a common symptom of gastric fibroma, and in the later stage there are a series of gastrointestinal symptoms such as black stools, anorexia, indigestion, and abdominal distension. Gastric fibroma can cause regular pain such as peptic ulcer, which occurs periodically and frequently, and is a common symptom of gastric neurofibroma;

Gastric neurofibroma can occur in different parts of the stomach, the antrum or pylorus. Once the fibroma blocks the outlet of the stomach, it will cause a series of obstruction symptoms, such as nausea and vomiting. Whether it is bleeding, obstruction or abdominal pain, these symptoms should be actively treated, and gastric fibroma may be malignant. If it is found to be malignant, surgical resection is required. The surgical resection method is determined according to the size of the different parts of the gastric fibroma, such as local resection, subtotal gastrectomy and total gastrectomy, which are all surgical methods for treating gastric fibroma.

Patients should know that if gastric fibroma becomes malignant, it is not only difficult to treat, but also affects the patient's health. When gastric fibroma becomes malignant, it means that cancer cells have affected the health of the body. At this time, it is necessary to prevent the spread of cancer cells and use reasonable methods to improve the problems caused by malignant lesions. The most important thing is that patients should pay attention to the severity of gastric fibroma lesions and choose reasonable ways to improve the disease.