Patient's question:
1. The stomach feels extremely full after a while, and then even when swallowing a sip of water, it feels like phlegm is stuck in the mouth and can't come out.2. There is always a sensation of phlegm in the throat that doesn't go away, and the condition persists for several hours. It's unclear what factor or cause it is, and it happens both when hungry and full.
Doctor's answer:
If you have both stomach problems and tonsillitis, your stomach may feel particularly blocked at intervals, with symptoms worsening whether you're hungry or full. But when you swallow saliva, it feels like phlegm is stuck in your mouth and can't come out. You often have a sensation of phlegm in your throat that doesn't clear up, which is a symptom of tonsillitis.Recommendations:
It is recommended to take Huoxiang Chongji (Agastache Extract), Omeprazole, and Bismuth Potassium Citrate for a trial. Seek proper treatment from a gastroenterology department. It is essential to follow a prescription from a local doctor. After improvement, it is crucial to maintain treatment for a certain period.
Dietary Restrictions:
Avoid smoking, alcohol, coffee, tea, cold and raw foods, spicy foods, and foods high in starch, such as potatoes, taro, vermicelli, sweet potatoes, and vermicelli. Do not eat soda biscuits or similar foods. Eat small, frequent meals at regular times and avoid hard or indigestible foods. Pay attention to your diet, as otherwise, the treatment may not be effective.
Drink plenty of water and speak less. These measures can also help improve tonsillitis.
This advice is for reference only. For specific diagnosis and treatment, please consult a local doctor.