Patient's question:
High school student, two months ago, there were two mornings when he drank strong coffee. The next day after drinking it, he had a slight stomach ache, which later subsided. Since then, he has been experiencing frequent belching, with the symptoms ranging from mild to severe. Most of the time, he feels the stomach gases rising up while eating, but he doesn't have other symptoms like acid reflux, pain, bloating, or vomiting. His bowel movements are normal. He took some medicine for a few days, but it didn't work well. He took Martlin and Weikangling together, and later switched to bismuth gelatin for two days. This morning, he took Omeprazole. I don't know if it's safe for him to take this. Could you please ask the doctor if it's necessary to do an endoscopy? He is still young, so please guide us on what to do.Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, it seems that your little one is still suffering from a condition like gastritis. Advice: It is recommended that you keep your child's abdomen warm, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and then take omeprazole to recover.