Symptoms of chronic gastric perforation

The symptoms of chronic gastric perforation typically include severe abdominal pain. Chronic gastric perforation is mainly caused by gastric ulcers, and in some patients, it results from frequent overeating and binge eating, which increases gastric acid and pepsin in the digestive tract, leading to perforation. Patients suddenly develop intense abdominal pain that spreads from the abdomen to the shoulder area, accompanied by a sore, aching sensation. It is recommended that patients seek prompt medical attention at a hospital.