Prostatitis, gastric ulcer, chest pain - how to treat

Patient's question:

Male, 25 years old. Since 2014, he has been in constant pain and discomfort. He has spent a lot of money and visited many hospitals, but nothing has improved!

Doctor's answer:

According to your description and the careful examination results, you have a gastric ulcer, which is often characterized by stomach pain, with upper abdominal pain as the foundation, mostly postprandial pain, often accompanied by nausea, dry vomiting, acid reflux, and other symptoms. Prostatic calcification foci are often caused by irritation from prostatic inflammation. It is recommended that you go to the gastroenterology department of a regular hospital for a thorough examination and diagnosis. An endoscopy can be performed. Treatment should follow the principles of antacids and protecting the gastric mucosa. Symptomatic drug treatment can be considered. Diet should include small, frequent meals, easily digestible foods, and drinking plenty of warm water. Avoid extremely cold, hard, spicy, and irritating foods. When sleeping, the pillow should be much higher.

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