We are not sure that such a disease exists, but believe 'alsar' may be getting confused with 'ulcer' which is a real medical condition. Ulcers can occur in various parts of the body, including the mouth, stomach, small intestine and esophagus.
The most common ulcers are experienced in the mouth and these usually occur due to minor trauma through accidental biting of the inside of the mouth. They can also occur due to a lack of correct nutrition, dietary issues and infection. These often disappear on their own after a short period of time, but treatments are available at your local pharmacy.
The more serious form of ulcer are the peptic ulcers. These occur in the stomach and esophagus area of the body. These ulcers have the potential to be dangerous, so we strongly advise anybody who believes they may be suffering with a peptic ulcer or peptic ulcer disease to consult their doctor as soon as possible.
These ulcers begin to development within the lining of your stomach, intestine or esophagus and are essentially sores that are open. Symptoms include sharp abdominal pain, loss of appetite, bloating, nausea and vomiting blood.
The vast majority of these ulcers are caused by excess amounts of the bacterium helicobacter pylori that causing the stomach linings to swell. In this case, the immune system cannot deal with the infection caused by these bacteria and thus the ulcer is formed.
While we are not an authorized medical authority, we advise you to speak to your GP if you have any queries relating to this issue.
The most common ulcers are experienced in the mouth and these usually occur due to minor trauma through accidental biting of the inside of the mouth. They can also occur due to a lack of correct nutrition, dietary issues and infection. These often disappear on their own after a short period of time, but treatments are available at your local pharmacy.
- The worst-case scenario
The more serious form of ulcer are the peptic ulcers. These occur in the stomach and esophagus area of the body. These ulcers have the potential to be dangerous, so we strongly advise anybody who believes they may be suffering with a peptic ulcer or peptic ulcer disease to consult their doctor as soon as possible.
These ulcers begin to development within the lining of your stomach, intestine or esophagus and are essentially sores that are open. Symptoms include sharp abdominal pain, loss of appetite, bloating, nausea and vomiting blood.
The vast majority of these ulcers are caused by excess amounts of the bacterium helicobacter pylori that causing the stomach linings to swell. In this case, the immune system cannot deal with the infection caused by these bacteria and thus the ulcer is formed.
- Blurtit can't provide concrete recommendations
While we are not an authorized medical authority, we advise you to speak to your GP if you have any queries relating to this issue.
