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For a more accurate diagnosis, X-ray studies, daily measurement of the level of gastric acidity, and antroduadenal manometry are used. These methods allow to reveal pathological changes in the duodenum. Often with bulbitis, bulbostasis is observed - a serious violation of motility, may be accompanied by edema, deformation of the folds, and an increase in the volume of the bulb.
The classification of bulbitis is based on the form of the course of the disease and the types of its manifestation. There are two forms - acute and chronic. If treatment is started in a timely manner, then the disease is cured completely and without consequences. Otherwise, it takes a chronic course, which causes a lot of trouble to the patient.
Types of the disease differ in manifestations, severity of the course and consequences. This is one of the mildest, most treatable types of disease. It is called superficial bulbitis because it affects only the mucous membrane. At the same time, it becomes inflamed, soreness and edema form, which makes it difficult for digestive juices to enter the duodenum. As a result, there is stagnation of bile and a lack of enzymes for the full digestion of food.
His honorsnot only edema and inflammation, but also the expansion of capillaries on the surface of the mucosa, a violation of intestinal motility, the reflux of the contents of the stomach into the esophagus (reflux), the release of a large amount of cloudy mucus. Seasonal exacerbations are typical for catarrhal bulbitis. A long asymptomatic period is possible. The provocation is usually spicy food, stress or alcohol.