Patient's question:
Before, I often felt belching, a blocked throat, and mild nausea. One night, I suddenly felt uncomfortable and went to bed, dry heaving for a while but unable to vomit anything. The third day, I went to the hospital for an ultrasound and found that although the gallbladder wall wasn't too thick, the gallbladder was swollen. It was diagnosed as cholecystitis, and the doctor prescribed Mosapride and Triperidil tablets for me to take at home.I have been taking them for half a month now, but the symptoms haven’t improved much—better some days and worse others. Is it a stomach problem?
Doctor's answer:
It is best to pay attention to diet and eat more easily digestible foods. Avoid spicy and extremely cold, irritating foods. Oral dispersible tablets and famotidine dispersible tablets, as well as anti-inflammatory and gallbladder-relieving tablets, can be used for symptomatic treatment. When patients face stomach problems, we should actively implement examinations and treatments, and not avoid seeking medical attention. If the stomach disease does not improve with treatment, it is important to change the treatment plan promptly.