Patients with<unk>  may appear pale. Some patients may appear fatigued and in distress due to associated abdominal pain. Vital signs generally appear to be normal. When associated with gastrointestinal bleeding, vital signs include tachycardia. Pallor may observed in patients presenting with melena and hematemesis. On examination of the eyes, conjunctival pallor may be observed. Halitosis may be observed in case of chronic gastritis. Chest tenderness may be present on palpation in case of Helicobacter pylori infection associated gastritis. Epigastric tenderness may be present. Gastritis associated with gastric ulcers may result in blood loss and the stool test may be guaiac-positive.
Dyspepsia physical examination
Peptic ulcer physical examination
Stomatitis physical examination
Heartburn physical examination
Gastritis physical examination
Helicobacter pylori infection physical examination
Gastroesophageal reflux disease physical examination
Dysphagia physical examination