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Burns with a gastric fistula can occur in individuals who have undergone gastric bypass surgery or other types of gastrointestinal surgery that involve creating a connection (fistula) between the stomach and another part of the digestive system. In some cases, these individuals may experience burns due to the regurgitation of stomach acid or other digestive fluids through the fistula.
The severity of the burns and the appropriate treatment depending on the degree and extent of the burn injury. The most common types of burns associated with gastric fistula are chemical burns, which occur when stomach acid or other digestive fluids come into contact with the skin or mucous membranes.
Treatment for burns with a gastric fistula may include:
It is important to seek medical attention immediately if you experience burns with a gastric fistula, as prompt treatment can help to prevent complications and promote healing.