Category: Gastric prolapse

　　Hypogastric prolapse is defined as the lower edge of the greater curvature of the stomach reaching the pelvis when standing and the lowest point of the arc of the lesser…

　　What is hypogastric prolapse?　　When standing, the lower edge of the stomach reaches the pelvis and the lowest point of the arc of the gastric bend drops below the line of…

　　Gastric prolapse mostly does not affect life expectancy. Those with severe prolapse may have symptoms such as abdominal distention, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, constipation, etc. Those who affect their…

　　Although we are not strangers to hypogastric prolapse, we still have doubts and wonder why the stomach, which is originally located in the upper left side of the abdominal cavity,…

　　Gastric prolapse is diagnosed as gastric retardation, mostly due to poor diet, emotional disorders, overwork, damage to the spleen and stomach, relaxation of the abdominal tendons, and weak gastrointestinal motility.…

Gastric prolapse is a benign condition that does not have much to do with the life expectancy of the patient and can usually live a long time. The cause of…

　　People with long and lean body types are prone to suffer from gastric prolapse.　　Mild prolapse is generally asymptomatic and does not require special treatment, but the diet should be careful,…

　　Patients with gastroptosis have weaker digestive function than normal people, so if they consume too much food at one time, it will cause food to be retained in the stomach…

　　I believe that many people are not unfamiliar with the term “ptosis”, but this unfamiliarity is limited to “I think I’ve heard of it” or “is it a stomach drop?”…

     Gastric prolapse is a common disease in gastroenterology, clinically manifested by the lower edge of the stomach reaching the pelvis when the patient is standing and the lowest point…