Gastric Adeno, which is also referred to as gastric adenocarcinoma, is a form of stomach cancer that progresses in the inner lining of the stomach. It can be small and slow-growing with no apparent signs in the initial phase. Treatment success is much enhanced through early diagnosis.
Symptoms may not be observable at the beginning; however, as the disease advances, you should look out for:
Gastric Adeno can be predisposed by a number of factors:
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The initial symptoms often include persistent bloating, indigestion, and a feeling of stomach fullness even after eating small portions of food.
Diagnosis is typically made through an endoscopy and biopsy to analyze tissue samples. Imaging tests like a CT scan are also used to determine the extent of tumor spread.
Gastric Adeno is managed by both gastroenterologists and oncology specialists. At GastroDoxs, Jersey Village, our board-certified team provides expert, high-quality care for patients.
Common causes include infection with H. pylori, chronic gastritis, family history of stomach cancer, diets high in salt or smoked foods, smoking, and certain genetic conditions.
Yes, early-stage gastric adenocarcinoma can often be cured with surgery. In some cases, chemotherapy or radiation may also be used to eliminate any remaining cancer cells.
In selected cases, yes. Treatments such as endoscopic removal, chemotherapy, radiation, or targeted drug therapies may effectively manage small or early-stage tumors without the need for surgery.
Recovery usually involves a hospital stay of several days, followed by a few weeks of gradual improvement. Patients often require specific dietary adjustments and rehabilitation during recovery.
Ongoing or recurrent indigestion and heartburn should not be ignored. If these symptoms persist despite lifestyle changes, it’s important to consult a gastroenterologist for evaluation.
You can lower your risk by maintaining a diet rich in fruits and vegetables, avoiding smoking, reducing intake of salty and smoked foods, and treating H. pylori infections promptly.
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