Patient's question:
My mother has had a stomach problem for a year. She saw a doctor a year ago, and now she still feels pain and gets hungry quickly. What kind of food can she not eat with this condition?Doctor's answer:
Gastric diseases are actually a general term for many different conditions. They share similar symptoms, such as discomfort and pain in the upper abdomen. To address the root cause, patients should rest in bed, stop consuming any food or medication that may harm the stomach. Depending on the situation, short-term fasting may be recommended.When facing gastric issues, it is important to actively seek treatment and not avoid medical consultation. If the condition does not improve after prolonged treatment, it is advisable to change the treatment plan promptly. Patients with gastric diseases should pay attention to their diet and avoid foods that are difficult to digest.