Patient's question:
That afternoon, my stomach suddenly started to ache a little, and then I felt constantly nauseous, always wanting to vomit, with an endless flow of saliva in my mouth. Later, eating made me feel bloated all the time and indigestion, so I couldn’t eat meat. Sometimes I had acid reflux and heartburn, which was a bit painful. (Previously, I had always had a sticky, slightly bitter liquid in my mouth before falling asleep in the morning, especially when waking up from daytime naps, for about two or three years.)Doctor's answer:
Your stomach bloating is caused by poor gastrointestinal motility. The so-called reflux refers to bile reflux. It is recommended that you maintain a regular diet, avoid spicy foods, and not smoke or drink beer. You can take medications to enhance gastrointestinal motility, such as drugs that suppress stomach acid secretion and drugs that combat Helicobacter pylori. Follow this regimen consistently for a week. Do you have any other discomforts? What medications have you taken regularly? In addition to active treatment, patients with stomach bloating need to pay attention to maintaining deep sleep, as sufficient deep sleep can help you recover more quickly from this condition.