Can chronic gastric perforation heal on its own?

Chronic gastric perforation generally does not heal on its own. Chronic gastric perforation is usually caused by the progressive development of diseases such as gastric ulcers. It has a long disease duration and often forms localized infectious lesions, making treatment relatively difficult. Once it occurs, patients will experience symptoms such as abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. In severe cases, it can even lead to shock and endanger life. Therefore, timely medical intervention is required for chronic gastric perforation, using medication or surgical treatment to control the condition, restore gastrointestinal function, and relieve symptoms. Most patients can achieve clinical cure after active treatment.