Patient's question:
I have had gastritis for over twenty years, and my stomach problems have been recurring. I have also been continuously receiving treatment, but as winter approaches, my stomach condition frequently flares up. I always feel a coldness in my stomach, and then it hurts when I eat. How should I regulate my condition in winter? How should stomach problems be treated?Doctor's answer:
Chronic gastritis is a common disease that frequently recurs and is difficult to treat. Treatment mainly involves medication and dietary management. Frequent stomach pain is recommended for proper treatment, and colloidal bismuth preparations can be taken. The diet should be regular, avoiding overeating, spicy and irritating foods, excessive consumption of strong tea and coffee, fried foods, and very cold foods. A light diet is advisable. Since your gastritis has been frequently recurring recently, it is recommended to undergo an endoscopy examination at a hospital to understand the condition of your gastritis. It is best for patients to seek treatment at a reputable hospital to obtain good therapeutic effects.