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Pathologic diag on an egd report says, "gastric oxyntic mucosa w/ inactive chronic gastritis." if it's "inactive" shouldn't i have no symptoms?

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Dr. Jose Prieto-hernandez answered

Specializes in Infectious Disease

Chronic Gastritis: Chronic Gastritis may present no symptoms but is associated to Pernicious Anemia ( Vitamin B12 Deficiency) Ask your Physician or GI Specialist about your Vitamin B12 levels!

Answered 3/21/2017

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