Patient's question:
Doctor, I don't want to die. Four years ago, I started having bad breath, but I didn't pay attention to it at that time. Now even my breath smells bad. I have a rotten cavity, and I've had an endoscopy which showed chronic superficial gastritis with pyloric erosion, but the HP test was negative. I took sucralfate, domperidone, and lansoprazole for three weeks, but now my bad breath is still bad, and I'm also very thin, feeling increasingly thinner. I have a bowel movement once a day, sometimes twice, but the first piece of stool is normal in shape, while the rest has very little and starts to become thin, short, and sticky, taking a long time to flush down. What could be the reason? I'm very scared, I'm too thin.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, the patient is a male, 21 years old, with the main complaints of halitosis, weight loss, and sticky, fine stools. Initial judgment is that the condition is gastrointestinal dysfunction.Based on the situation you described and the medical history: The patient is considered to have gastrointestinal dysfunction. It is recommended to focus on medication, undergo regular follow-up tests, maintain a relaxed mindset, pay attention to diet, avoid spicy foods that may affect the condition, and avoid extremely cold foods. Additionally, eat more easily digestible foods.
Furthermore, for patients with halitosis during treatment, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very important. The patient must pay close attention to their diet, eat more light foods, and avoid unnecessary harm.