Acute Gastritis -

In today’s fast-paced lifestyle, stomach problems have become common. One such condition is *Fever Gastritis*which combines symptoms of gastritis (inflammation of the stomach lining) This can often confuse people—“Is it food poisoning? A stomach infection? Or something else?” This article simplifies what Fever Gastritis is, how it affects your body, and how you can treat and prevent it What is Gastritis?

*Gastritis* refers to the irritation, erosion, or inflammation of the stomach lining. It can happen suddenly (*acute gastritis*) or gradually over time (*chronic gastritis*).

Now, when gastritis is accompanied by *fever*, it usually indicates an *infection or inflammation* in the stomach or nearby digestive organs. This is called *Fever Gastritis*. What Causes Fever Gastritis?

Fever gastritis is often caused by:

1. nfections - H. pylori bacteria*: A very common cause. It damages the stomach lining and can cause ulcers. - Viral infections (like Rotavirus or Norovirus) - *Foodborne bacteria* (E. coli, Salmonella) from contaminated food or water

2. *Medications* - Overuse of *painkillers* like aspirin, ibuprofen, or other NSAIDs - Certain *antibiotics* or steroids

3. *Spicy & Oily Food* - Irritates the stomach lining, especially if eaten on an empty stomach

4. *Stress & Irregular Eating* - Skipping meals, late-night eating, or stress can worsen gastritis

5. *Alcohol & Smoking* - Directly damage the stomach lining and lower its natural protection