Depends where the ulcer is - if it's somewhere along your digestive tract (i.e oesophagus downwards), then possibly, either due to infection or blood loss. However "death" is still an unlikely outcome, if the ulcer is known about and being treated. If it's a mouth ulcer, you're very unlikely to die from it if you're otherwise healthy.
yes you can. being a drinker i let my body go to hell and started throwing up dried blood. a trip to the er resulted in surgery within 30 minutes . any internal bleeding is fatal if not treated
When the acid that digests food breaks through the stomach, it can burn through veins, and many other things. Stomach ulcers come from the food you eat, so you must eat certain types of foods. If you do not get medical attention as soon as possible, you will probably bleed to death. Here is a website with information about what food you should eat to prevent stomach ulcers. Http://driskillfan.tripod.com/stomach-ulcer-cure
About 6,000 Americans die of stomach ulcer-related complications every year.
if you get to stage four than yes you might die. but if you get stomach cancer and catch it before it gets out of hand and spread to your other organs you may be saved from it :)
a stomach ulcer can be deadly, if not treated on time, but if you treat it at the appropiate time, then you should be fine
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The organ being affected by Gastric Ulcer is the Stomach
Ulcer of stomach known as Gastric ulcer. Ulcer in small intestine known as small bowel ulcer
I hope not.
under run gastric ulcer means an ulcer in the stomach that is asymptomatic and incidentally detected on routine examination.
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I believe the perforating gastric ulcer releases the acid, inside the stomach, which can then damages the pancreas, due to how close the pancreas and stomach are.
Gastric Ulcer
You don't! You take yourself to a doctor that can!
An ulcer is an erosion in the mucosal layer of the digestive tract. A gastric ulcer occurs in the lining of the stomach. A duodenal ulcer is an ulcer that occurs in the mucosa of the duodenum (the first part of the small intestine). Both types of ulcers have been known to be caused by the bacteria Helicobacter pylori and are easily treatable. If untreated, they can lead to stomach cancer.