What should I do about the chronic gastritis found during my endoscopy in late October?

Patient's question:

I was previously diagnosed with chronic gastritis. Lately, I've been experiencing irregular pain in my upper abdomen, sometimes on the left side and sometimes on the right. Burping has been frequent for a long time, especially after meals. My appetite isn't great, and I feel a bit weak and lacking in energy. What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

It may be stomachitis-induced abdominal pain, belching, and other symptoms. Improper diet can alleviate these symptoms. Avoid raw and cold foods, as well as greasy foods, and opt for a light and easily digestible diet to prevent symptom relief. Oral omeprazole and domperidone can be taken for treatment. Stomatitis greatly affects patients, so once symptoms are noticed, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, pay close attention to dietary issues, with a focus on light foods, in hopes that gastritis patients can receive professional treatment.

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