Patient's question:
The stomach prefers warmth and enjoys being pressed; it causes abdominal pain after eating, and the food feels like it's not going down. It feels better when hungry, but the stool is not well-formed. The limbs are not warm, and there's a sensation of contraction in the chest. Sometimes, after eating, there's intestinal rumbling. Taking afternoon naps often leads to frequent dreams.Doctor's answer:
Gastritis is a relatively common disease. Based on your description, the following recommendations are suggested: First, avoid eating foods that are irritating or difficult to digest again, as this is quite important, while also preventing overexertion; Second, actively use some medications, you should also actively treat other diseases. In addition to promptly treating stomach bloating, friends with the condition should maintain a positive mindset to face the disease, as only then can it reduce the patient's immunity and the belief in combating the disease. At the same time, it is important to pay close attention to personal dietary care.