Patient's question:
My grandfather has a stomach problem and often feels uncomfortable. He can't eat this and can't eat that. The whole family is very troubled!Doctor's answer:
Gastric diseases primarily require nourishment and treatment is usually quick, but without proper care, even if cured temporarily, the condition will eventually recur. For gastric issues, treatment accounts for three parts while nourishment makes up seven. Pay attention to your diet in daily life, avoiding spicy, fried, greasy foods, grilled meats, smoked foods, and try to eat them less or not at all. Eating at irregular times, extreme temperatures, overeating, excessive acidity, or sweetness can all cause abnormal stomach acid secretion and damage the gastric mucosa. Quitting smoking and alcohol is also very important. I hope my explanation helps you. Patients with gastric diseases can understand standard treatment while using folk remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. Proper diet is necessary in daily eating habits to avoid stimulating foods.