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Can eating excessively causes gastritis? and how long to heal?
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That depends: On what your eating mostly. Certain foods will cause an increased risk of gastritis. Eating in excess can cause obesity, and on a rare occasion an increase in acid secretion that may lead to a gastritis, but overeating in general is not a major risk factor for gastritis.
Answered 9/15/2016
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