I have chronic gastritis and I'm having an attack now. How should I treat it?

Patient's question:

Why does it keep recurring repeatedly? It doesn't hurt, but there's a faint warmth under the left lower rib near the xiphoid process. How should gastritis caused by bile reflux be treated?

Doctor's answer:

Bile reflux gastritis can be treated with some anti-inflammatory and gallbladder-relieving tablets and amoxicillin capsules. It's also recommended to take omeprazole capsules together for better coordination. Carefully observe the effects of the medication for a period of time. In daily life, avoid spicy and extremely cold foods that can irritate the stomach. Eat small, frequent meals and avoid overeating. Raising the head of the pillow slightly while sleeping can help suppress reflux. Treating bile reflux gastritis can be challenging, and it's advisable to follow a long-term, regular Western medicine treatment combined with traditional Chinese medicine to potentially improve the effectiveness.

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