Healing Time for Stomach Erosions Stomach erosions, like other forms of gastritis, typically heal within 4 to 8 weeks with appropriate treatment. In some cases, it can take up to 12 weeks or even longer, depending on various factors such as: The size and severity of the erosions The underlying cause (e.g., H. pylori infection, medications) Your overall health and age How well you adhere to the treatment plan Why Symptoms May Persist It's important to note that even as the erosions heal, some symptoms may linger. This doesn't necessarily mean the condition isn't improving. Factors that can contribute to ongoing symptoms include: Heightened sensitivity of the stomach lining Changes in stomach motility or function Ongoing exposure to irritants (e.g., certain foods, stress) Next Steps Given that you're still experiencing symptoms after six months, I recommend the following: Follow-up with your gastroenterologist: They may want to reassess your condition, possibly with an endoscopy, to check on the healing progress. Review your treatment plan: Ensure you're taking all prescribed medications correctly. Your doctor might consider adjusting your treatment if needed. Lifestyle modifications: Pay attention to your diet, stress levels, and any habits that might be irritating your stomach.