Patient's question:
I have had stomach bloating for the past two months, and it's so bad that my back hurts. I also frequently burp and always feel like there's gas in my stomach. My stomach has never hurt before, and I don't know which medicine works well.Doctor's answer:
This is a clear manifestation of insufficient gastric motility, which is closely related to dietary habits. It is advisable to consume less easily indigestible foods such as vermicelli, glass noodles, sweet potatoes, and eggs in daily life. Avoid soda crackers as well. Appropriately eating acidic foods can also be helpful. Additionally, taking medication orally has shown good effects.Furthermore, during the treatment of patients with gastric distension, their dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients must take digestive vitamins to prevent stomach upset and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary harm.