Treatment of Gastritis in Israel

Professor Moshe (Erwin) Santo

Head of the Institute for the Treatment of Digestive System and Liver Diseases

The gastroenterology department of the Top Ichilov clinic is equipped with modern diagnostic equipment that allows for quick and accurate identification of diseases and the assignment of adequate effective treatment. The department employs top-tier gastroenterologists, world-renowned professors, and utilizes the latest scientific developments and treatment methods.

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Treatment of Gastritis at Top Ichilov

In the treatment of gastritis, an effective diet is prescribed along with comprehensive modern medications, hormonal drugs, and drugs that block acid secretion.

In the presence of accompanying polyps and tumors, a surgical treatment method is applied.

Patients with gastritis require regular monitoring in gastroenterology clinics until remission of the disease is achieved.

Diagnosis of Gastritis in Israel

Gastritis is an inflammatory disease of the gastric mucosa that leads to dystrophic changes in the stomach wall.

Gastritis occurs as a result of coarse, poorly chewed food entering the stomach, overly hot, spicy food. Often, gastritis is caused by the Helicobacter microbe, arising from acute food poisoning, smoking, the use of certain medications, hereditary diseases, and accompanying digestive system diseases.

It is important to remember that chronic gastritis can progress to ulcers or stomach cancer, so treatment is necessary for gastritis.

During diagnostic examinations in the gastroenterology department of the Top Ichilov clinic, the following methods are used:

• Endoscopic examination methods with biopsy for the presence of bacteria;
• Radioimmunological examinations;
• Immunological methods;
• Fractional gastric probing;
• Complete blood count;
• Gastroscopy;
• Colonoscopy with biopsy;
• Esophageal examination or esophagoscopy;
• Computed tomography;
• Magnetic resonance imaging.

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