Patient's question:
After eating at school, sometimes I get stomach pain and don't like vegetables. Occasionally, I feel bloated and have gas. About the past treatment and its effectiveness: Western medicine and Chinese medicine, what kind of assistance do you care about: Take good care of yourself, how to take care, and then you might want to eat vegetables.Doctor's answer:
Child has stomach pain, abdominal pain with gas, and does not usually like to eat vegetables. It is considered functional dyspepsia or functional gastrointestinal disease, possibly due to frequent consumption of greasy foods and animal organs, leading to gastrointestinal spasms and disorders, as well as poor absorption capacity.Advice: It is recommended to take probiotics and pancreatin enteric-coated capsules for regulation. Monitor the child to eat more fruits and vegetables, and reduce the intake of spicy, greasy, and extremely cold irritating foods. Pay attention to preventing abdominal coldness. Wishing the baby a speedy recovery.
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