Patient's question:
Patient Age: I had an endoscopy one month ago, which showed chronic gastritis (mild). I still have mild hematemesis (the blood is pink, not dark) and occasional black stools. I took Omeprazole and Amoxicillin, as well as a yellow pill (don't know the name). The symptoms improved significantly, and there has been no hematemesis or black stools. I haven't finished the medication yet. Today, I ate something slightly spicy and then experienced hematemesis again. Is this situation serious? Whenever I vomit blood, I feel pain in the right rib area of my stomach, but it disappears after a while. An ultrasound examination showed that the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, and spleen are all normal.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Chronic gastritis falls under the category of long-term stomach conditions, and it is generally difficult to cure with conventional medications. I suggest using traditional Chinese medicine ingredients such as:Black alum, black jujube, walnut kernels, gardenia, angelica sinensis, cardamom, magnolia bark, sparganium, pangolin scales, bupleurum, malt, upper turtle shell, lower turtle shell, safflower, Agarwood, iron gall powder, propolis, honey, and beeswax. These traditional herbs can effectively eliminate damp-heat in the spleen and stomach, cleanse the stomach and intestines of turbid qi, and rapidly repair the gastric mucosa, thereby achieving a complete cure with no relapse. I hope you receive proper treatment and recover quickly!