Gastritis is inflammation of the lining of the stomach, often caused by bacterial infection (H. pylori), excessive alcohol consumption, or prolonged use of pain relievers. Symptoms include stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, indigestion, and bloating. Treatment may involve medications to reduce stomach acid, antibiotics, dietary changes, and lifestyle modifications.
Temporary inflammation of the stomach lining, often caused by infection, medications, or alcohol consumption
Persistent inflammation of the stomach lining, which may be caused by long-term infection, autoimmune disorders, or other factors.
Involves erosion of the stomach lining, often due to prolonged use of NSAIDs or excessive alcohol consumption.
Occurs as a response to other medical conditions or events, such as stress, trauma, or surgery.
Sharp or dull pain in the upper abdomen
Feeling bloated or full after eating.
Feeling queasy or vomiting
Reduced desire to eat due to discomfort
Irritates the stomach lining
Long-term use can cause gastritis.
Bacterial infection of the stomach lining.
