some times hydrochloric acid attacks the inner lining of the stomach.name the damaged area
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mucus protects the inner lining of the stomach ....by the action of hydrochloric acid it doesn't affect any area.
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But sometimes HCL acid attacks the inner lining and it causes considerable pain and I want to the name of the damaged area
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Hy there,
Our stomach is usually protected by the action of HCl by mucus secreted by cells in stomach.
The secretions of mucus are alkaline, and HCl is acidic, so the action gets neutralised and stomach is protected.
Hope it helps.
Thanks.
Our stomach is usually protected by the action of HCl by mucus secreted by cells in stomach.
The secretions of mucus are alkaline, and HCl is acidic, so the action gets neutralised and stomach is protected.
Hope it helps.
Thanks.
But sometimes HCL acid attacks the inner lining and it causes considerable pain and I want to the name of the damaged area
there's no such designated area miss. nd if this happens, it may be due to large production of acid or less production of alkali by the mucus cells. this result in acidity
sir actually I got the answer
thank you for your answer sir
most welcome
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