Patient's question:
For several years, I have had many endoscopies, and the results have shown superficial gastritis and recurrent esophagitis. There's a nerve above the navel that keeps twitching, interfering with deep sleep. I also experience belching and bloating after eating, and I'm quite thin. What can I do?Doctor's answer:
Gastritis is difficult to cure completely. The treatment of gastritis mainly relies on nurturing the stomach, and the best approach is to regulate diet. Meals should be regular, with a reduction in the consumption of fatty, high-sugar, spicy, fried foods, and stimulant drinks like coffee. Instead, focus on eating nutrient-rich, easily digestible foods. Maintain a regular lifestyle, avoid overworking, and take medications under the guidance of a doctor. Specifically, sodium bicarbonate, metronidazole, and gentamicin should be taken only after being prescribed by a doctor. In fact, having a stomach disease is not something to be afraid of.