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Can you live a long and healthy life with chronic gastritis?
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Yes, most people who have chronic gastritis are completely asymptomatic. If the cause of the gastritis is a parent (especially if H. pylori is present), it should be treated. Chronic gastritis should not affect your Life span at all. Good luck.
Answered 6/3/2023
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