Patient's question:
1、14 months, a little over 17 jin in weight;2、Doesn't like eating all day, and feeding him is a very troublesome thing every time;
3、Sleeps restlessly, tossing and turning all night;
4、The hypothenar eminence of both little hands is red;
5、Had a cold and fever a few days ago, just recovered.
Doctor's answer:
Light cases can be managed with dietary methods, focusing on soft or easily digestible foods, with small, frequent meals, avoiding acidic and irritating foods. Mucosal protectants such as sucralfate (0.5–1.0g per dose) or Mezim (0.3g per dose) should be administered between meals. For those with more severe pain, anticholinergic drugs such as belladonna, propantheline, or atropine may be taken before meals and at night. Severe cases may additionally be treated with H2 receptor blockers, which have strong antacid effects with fewer side effects, such as cimetidine (6mg/kg per dose, twice daily, with the nighttime dose doubled) or ranitidine or omeprazole. The treatment course lasts 4–6 weeks, with significant efficacy.