Chronic Gastric Perforation: What Are the Symptoms?
Disease description:
I have been experiencing constipation lately, and recently I have had frequent abdominal pain along with nausea. After undergoing a complete physical examination at the hospital, the doctor said it is caused by chronic gastric perforation. What are the symptoms of chronic gastric perforation?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Shen Yonghua
The main symptoms of chronic gastric perforation include:
1. Abdominal pain: Patients experience severe abdominal pain, usually starting in the upper abdomen and possibly radiating to the shoulders, presenting as sharp or aching pain.
2. Nausea and vomiting: Patients may feel nauseous and could vomit; if vomiting is severe, brownish substances might be present in the vomit.
3. Systemic symptoms: Such as cold sweats, cold extremities, pale complexion; in severe cases, rapid pulse, decreased blood pressure, and even difficulty breathing may occur.
If these symptoms appear, prompt medical attention is necessary to prevent disease progression and more serious health complications.
