Peptic ulcer, also known as peptic ulcer, is a fairly common disease, but if not diagnosed in time, it can cause serious complications. If the use of prescription drugs does not help, the patient will have to conduct more advanced treatment operations.

After surgery, gastric bypass due to peptic ulcer disease can be discharged after 5-7 days if the patient recovers normally. But there are some complications that occur, if not detected in time, will cause serious effects.

Pyloric stenosis is a medical condition characterized by partial or complete obstruction of the flow of food and gastric juices from the stomach to the duodenum. The disease develops rapidly, can be dangerous without timely intervention and treatment, and may require a partial gastrectomy.