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Antral mucosa with extremely focal chronic active gastritis. what is the treatment for this? can it come back with stress?
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Gastritis: This should resolve with the taking of prolosec type medication. However I feel that it's also advisable to avoid spicey foods, eliminate tobacco,alcohol and minimize caffeine as well as avoidance of gastric irritating medications like aspirins,Aleve,Advil,corticosteroids,etc. Chronic stress can be a contributing factor.
Answered 8/16/2017
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