What is the reason for feeling hungry after eating when suffering from bloating?

Patient's question:

A year ago, I started experiencing stomach bloating. I have taken many stomach medications collected by doctors near my home, but they haven't worked at all, and there's no pain. In June of this year, I was scheduled for a gastroscopy at the hospital. After a thorough examination, it was diagnosed as chronic gastritis, and medication was prescribed. I took various medications at home, but they still didn't work. By November, I started experiencing stomach pain (similar to the pain during diarrhea, where you feel the urge to go but can't). I took many anti-gas or other stomach medications, but they had no effect at all. Sometimes I had to shake my body in place or drink baijiu to completely relieve the pain.
PS: Hello, does this condition still have something to do with the stomach?

Doctor's answer:

How long has the elderly been in this condition? What is your usual diet, and what is it based on? Do you eat a lot of spicy or greasy foods? According to your description, for your condition, it is best to use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment. Pay attention to your diet in daily life—avoid spicy and extremely cold foods, and stick to a light diet. I hope my advice is helpful.
Gas-related diseases are not easy to resolve. Friends with this condition should always maintain a positive attitude and face it with an active mindset. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating gas.

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