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A 40 year male presents with hematemesis. On examination his BP was 90/60 mmHg and Hea Rate was 120/min. Splenomegaly was also present. The most probable cause of his bleeding is:

A

Poal Hypeension

B

Gastric ulcer

C

Duodenal ulcer

D

Drug-induced GI injury

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