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. pylori, gastritis (inflammation of the stomach lining), and potentially esophageal varices. Esophagus few dilated veins distally
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Sir, you need to consult a gastroenterologist for your complains to be best taken care of.
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You must avoid foods causing you trouble which may include caffeinated, oily, spicy and fried foods. As you mentioned about the dilated veins, you should avoid alcohol in case you take any.
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Apparently it is a report of upper GI Endoscopy which you have shared. Endoscopy is done by a Gastroenterologist and he gives an opinion also. It is he who is ultimately going to treat you, and not a General Physician on Practo.
Please follow the advice of your Gastroenterologist. Don't confuse yourself with multiple opinions.
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We need to explore reason behind portal hypertension. Get banding done from gastroenterologist as it may bleed easily if you have history of alcohlism?
share endoscopy report and all blood tests so I can guide you properly.
Mayank naik MBBS(kmc) , DFM(cmc vellore)
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Hello Sir,
Your report suggests H. pylori–related gastritis along with a few dilated veins in the lower esophagus (possible varices). This needs proper gastroenterology follow-up because varices can be linked to liver health, and timely treatment helps prevent complications.
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