Patient's question:
Female, 22 years old, experiencing persistent stomach bloating for two weeks. It's the kind of bloating that remains whether she eats or not. The past two days, after a thorough endoscopic examination at the hospital for chronic superficial gastritis, she has been taking medication for two or three days, but her stomach is still bloated and consistently swollen. What could be the reason?Doctor's answer:
The cause of stomach bloating is poor peristalsis of the gastrointestinal tract. It can be considered to adjust it again or take gastrointestinal peristalsis medication to stabilize the symptoms. It is advisable to take medicine such as Domperidone to stabilize the condition, enhance gastrointestinal peristalsis, reduce symptoms, and at the same time increase the intake of foods like beans and milk. In fact, having stomach bloating is not, and patients can defeat the illness themselves as long as they discover the symptoms in time and receive symptomatic treatment. The rate of stabilizing the condition and recovery is very high. Additionally, it is necessary to advise patients to pay more attention to rest and avoid spicy and irritating foods.