Chronic atrophy - superficial gastritis (moderate) with acute erosion

Patient's question:

Laboratory test results: Chronic atrophy - superficial gastritis (moderate) with acute erosions, reflux esophagitis, pharyngitis, and superficial duodenitis

Doctor's answer:

Hello! Black stools are generally associated with conditions such as duodenal ulcers, gastric ulcers, gastritis, and gastric mucosal prolapse. However, consuming excessive amounts of meat, animal blood, liver, spinach, oral iron supplements, activated charcoal, and other substances can also result in black stools. Traditional Chinese medicine employs highly effective methods using traditional Chinese herbs to treat gastric conditions, with many patients experiencing long-term remission after treatment. For your condition, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese herbs such as:
Black alum, black jujubes, walnut kernels, gardeniae, angelica sinensis, cardamom, magnolia bark, sparganium, pangolin scales, bupleurum, malt, upper turtle shell, lower turtle shell, safflower, aquilaria, iron gall powder, propolis, honey, and beeswax. These herbs can promote the healing of erosions, rapidly repair gastrointestinal mucosa, enhance gastric emptying, reduce reflux and the associated damage to the esophageal mucosa, and effectively alleviate and eliminate symptoms such as bloating and belching. The therapeutic effects are proven to be highly effective.
I hope you receive proper treatment and recover quickly!

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