Areas affected in peptic ulcer, Biology

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Q. Areas affected in peptic ulcer?

The areas affected in peptic ulcer (due to erosion) can be:

1. Lower part of the oesophagus.

2, stomach (lesser curvature - an urn, where the food stays for a longer time),

3. First portion of the duodenum which is also called duodenal bulb.


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