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Duodenal Bulb Ulcer
Q: A gastroscopy revealed a duodenal bulb ulcer. The biopsy results showed chronic moderate superficial gastritis with focal intestinal metaplasia and lymphoid follicle formation in the gastric antrum, along with Helicobacter pylori infection. How serious is this condition? Which treatment—traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine—is more effective?
A: Your condition is not just superficial gastritis; it appears to be superficial atrophic gastritis. Traditional Chinese medicine offers flexible treatment options and often achieves better results than the triple or quadruple therapies used in Western medicine. By employing syndrome differentiation and individualized adjustments, herbal formulas can be modified to suit each patient’s specific needs.
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