Morgan W. asked

🏥  Medical

I have been experiencing acid burning in my stomach, which worsened to a point where I noticed a small bulge that stings. The burning is most intense when I work. I had an endoscopy that showed antral gastritis. I am currently on 40 mg of esomeprazole daily, but the symptoms persist. I had a stool test that was negative for H. pylori, but I took biopsies during the endoscopy and am waiting for the results. I am worried about the possibility of cancer. The burning and stinging are constant, and I am in pain all day, especially in the mornings. I am also experiencing tingling in my right finger and have lost some weight due to dietary changes. I am concerned about my biopsy results and how long it will take for my gastritis to heal. Is the burning and stinging normal, and should I be worried about the biopsy results?

October 18th, 2024

Kimberly S. answered

You have been diagnosed with antral gastritis, which is irritation of the mucosal surface of the sto...

October 18th, 2024

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