Patient's question:
Bloating is particularly noticeable after dinner, with a strong urge to burp. Sometimes the gas doesn't come out, sometimes it causes nausea and vomiting, sometimes constipation, and then the stomach often gurgles. It doesn't cause acid reflux or fever, and it's not extremely painful—just occasional mild.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, from the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, it is considered as stomach and epigastric distention, and further careful examination is needed for a definitive diagnosis. It is recommended to consult the spleen and stomach department of a formal Traditional Chinese Medicine hospital for a follow-up visit and to use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment under the guidance of an experienced TCM practitioner. In daily life, it is important to ensure regular three meals, adequate food intake; maintain a balanced diet, eat light; avoid raw, cold, spicy, greasy, irritating, and difficult-to-digest foods. Pay attention to adjusting emotions, relieving stress, balancing work and rest, and quitting bad habits.