Chronic non-atrophic gastritis with celiac disease with positive fecal occult blood may be caused by gastric celiac disease itself, or ulcers, intestinal tumors and other factors, can be treated by hemostasis, medication, surgery and other ways.
1. Hemostasis: If the fecal occult blood is caused by gastric erosion, it can be treated by conservative hemostasis, such as using acid-suppressing drugs like omeprazole and aluminum sulfate gel to protect the gastric mucous membrane, which can effectively reduce the stimulation of gastric acid, alleviate the bleeding, and promote the repair of erosion parts.
However, if the bleeding is caused by ulcers and other factors, titanium clips can be applied to stop bleeding or endoscopic hemostasis, and hemostatic drugs such as norepinephrine can be used to stop bleeding by local spraying. If gastric cancer, colon cancer, rectal cancer and other diseases cause occult blood in stool, surgical resection can be used, and chemotherapy and radiotherapy can be used to inhibit the spread and recurrence of cancer cells.
2. Blood transfusion: Normal hematocrit value is 12-16g for men and 11-15g for women, if it is lower than this value, it means anemia may exist. If the amount of bleeding is small, it can be observed temporarily, but if the amount of bleeding is too much and causes severe anemia, blood transfusion is needed according to the situation.
Chronic non-atrophic gastritis with erosion fecal occult blood need to actively search for the cause of fecal occult blood, if necessary, perfect enteroscopy and other tests, to avoid missed diagnosis. It is recommended to go to the hospital in time, and early formal treatment. All of the above medications should be used under the guidance of a doctor, avoid self-medication.