What Is Duodenitis?

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4. Other Causes

While helicobacter pylori is perhaps the most common cause of duodenitis, it is not the only cause. There are numerous other potential underlying causes, some of which are unlikely to do the patient any harm. Some examples include bile reflux, and celiac disease.

Some viral infections in people with a weakened immune system can also be a cause, and some autoimmune conditions can result in duodenitis. An injury to the area can also result in the condition, as can major surgery or shock. Smoking cigarettes, and ingesting caustic substances, are also potential causes. Duodenitis can also be caused by chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.

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