Patient's question:
Two-year-old medical history scroll up: Previous treatment and effectiveness: Never had a detailed examination or tests, Examination results: No detailed examination What kind of assistance is needed: No medication, no medicine, what methods...Doctor's answer:
A diet with low fiber content, easier to absorb, and sufficient nutrition; eat small meals frequently; relax during meals and always maintain a pleasant mood.Breakfast: 50g of rice porridge, 50g of steamed rolls, 1 boiled egg, and 1 piece of fermented tofu.
Snack 1: 300g of milk with 10g of sugar, 15g of biscuits.
Lunch: 100g of pork soft rice, 100g of steamed fish fillets, and spinach and egg soup.
Snack 2: 300g of soy milk with 10g of white sugar, 25g of cake.
Dinner: 50g of rice porridge, 50g of steamed gluten cake, and 150g of stir-fried minced meat potato.
Eat more soft foods. Consume foods that are easier to digest to minimize irritation to the gastric mucosa. Chew food thoroughly to ensure it is completely broken down by the teeth and mixed well with gastric juice. Avoid very cold, acidic, spicy, and hard foods. Eat small meals frequently and process coarse grains into finer forms. Patients with gastric disorders can eat 5 meals a day.