Endoscopic differential diagnosis of early gastric cancer? Pay attention to these points

In the early stages of gastric cancer, patients will experience pain in the upper abdomen, and their appetite will also be affected. Nausea and vomiting are also common symptoms. Early gastric cancer can be identified with the help of standardized endoscopic operations, clear gastroscopy vision, and the clarity of the mucosa. It is generally diagnosed through some changes in the stomach.

In recent years, more and more patients have passed away due to gastric cancer. Gastric cancer has become a serious disease in life. Generally, it needs to be treated in time. People should pay more attention to it. When some stomach diseases are found, they should receive treatment in time and make differential diagnosis as soon as possible. So let’s talk about the differential diagnosis of early gastric cancer by endoscopy.
Standardized endoscopic operation, clear gastroscopic vision, and the clarity of the mucosa are the diagnostic methods of early gastric cancer endoscopy. If red lesions are found during gastroscopy, it is also necessary to pay attention to observe burr-like changes or other changes in the lesion site. These lesions can be used to detect early cancer lesions.
Early symptoms of stomach cancer
1. In the early stages of gastric cancer, there will be pain in the upper abdomen. Some patients often mistake this symptom for that of gastritis and do not take it seriously. However, this idea is very dangerous and will result in gastric cancer being discovered in the late stages, thus missing the best time for treatment.
2. Loss of appetite is a symptom that many people experience, but this is not the case in this case. If the patient has a loss of appetite for no reason, it should be paid attention to. This situation is likely caused by cancer and needs to go to the hospital for examination in time.
3. Nausea and vomiting are also common symptoms in the early stages of cancer. This symptom may even cause blood in the stool. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital in time for a gastroscopy. When problems are found, they should be treated in time to avoid the continuous spread of cancer cells. This will cause the patient to have a more serious condition, harm their body, and even cause the patient's life to be damaged.
The above is the endoscopic diagnosis of early cancer. In the early stages of cancer, patients will have some problems. These symptoms can better reflect the patient's problems. When abnormalities occur, patients must undergo examination in time, and when problems are found, they can be solved in time.