Atrophic gastritis C3 is a clinical condition in which atrophy of the gastric mucosa or glands has approached the cardia. Atrophic gastritis C3 may lead to weakness in the hands and feet.
Atrophic gastritis is most often characterized by epigastric pain, bloating, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms of indigestion, which can directly affect the digestion and absorption of food.
The nutrients in the food can not be fully digested or the digestion and absorption function is weakened after eating, which will lead to a gradual decrease in the amount of food eaten and anorexia over time, and ultimately lead to anemia or malnutrition of the organism, which will lead to weakness of the hands and feet, drowsiness, and mental depression.
Atrophic gastritis C3 is likely to lead to weakness of the hands and feet, when the patient for a long time when the symptoms of weakness of the hands and feet, need to consult a doctor as soon as possible, after the cause is clear, and actively carry out the treatment of the original disease.