Gastritis Support Group
Gastritis is a medical term for inflammation of the lining of the stomach. It means that white blood cells move into the wall of the stomach as a response to some type of injury. Gastritis has many underlying causes, from infection with the bacterium H. pylori, bile reflux, or excessive consumption of alcohol or certain foods or drugs like aspirin.
i did some research. after endoscopy about 2 % go to the
ER with pain within a couple days. most are sent home after they dont find anything.
My next step is a high contrast upper GI to see if a biopsy didnt heal.
Do they work well ?
Pain doesnt happen all the time. only after eating. Goes away with liquid antacid.
Could getting a biopsy from a sensitive area cause this ?
I only know of one person who also felt they had pain after the scope. If the antacid works right away it sounds like it is a form of heartburn and it can feel painful.
Good luck
Hopefully you will find the answer soon and begin to feel better. Happy healing and well wishes always.
we have all had that ;
but imo doesnt apply here. But thanks for sharing sppreciate it.
I too had and still have problems after my endoscopy. I had had two previous ones and no trouble. This jan. I had one no biopsies but small h.h. for a couple of days I was very sore inflammed and coughed up tiny specs of blood.
Now months later I still have an irritated oesophagus causing loads of problems. Of course the drs will tell you you are quite mad.
You obviously have sensitive digestive system anyway and it has been irritated by the scope. I am dealing with mind with diet, manuka honey, aloe vera etc as I do not tolerate ppis well. Gaviscon helps too.
Good luck and it will get better