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Stomach cancer?
I had an endoscopy in October 2018, i was diagnosed with mild chronic gastritis. I also had my gallbladder removed about 3 years ago. i have been having stomach issues on and off over the past year and my doctor seems to think i have bile reflux. in the morning my stomach gurgles and growls and hit hurts when i drink too much water. Could i have cancer, could it grow that quickly in 15 months?
7 Answers
- EdnaLv 71 year ago
It's HIGHLY unlikely that you have stomach cancer. Your stomach problems are probably caused by chronic gastritis. Your doctor seems to think you have bile reflux? That's entirely possible. Even though you've had your gallbladder removed, you still have your bile duct.
- AmarettaLv 71 year ago
I also have gastritis. The gastroenterologist I saw had no concerns about the possibility of it becoming cancerous. It sounds like the doctor you need to see is a psychiatrist to get some treatment for your extreme health anxiety.
- MoonWomanLv 71 year ago
Bile reflux means you vomit bile. Take probiotics or eat probiotic yogurt every day and see if that helps. Otherwise get a 2nd opinion. Go to a different doctor.
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- Anonymous1 year ago
After reading all your other questions you need to see a doctor in regards to the real under lying problem and that is that your a hypochondriac.
- 1 year ago
Stomach cancer begins when cancer cells form in the inner lining of your stomach.
These cells can grow into a tumor.
Also called gastric cancer, the disease usually grows slowly over many years.
If you know the symptoms it causes, you and your doctor may be able to spot it early,
when it’s easiest to treat.






