Patient's question:
Frequent abdominal pain, slow absorption, often felt bloated since childhood, black stools, occasional pain at night but not frequently, slightly dull complexion, lack of normal blood color, not a big appetite, almost no activity, frequent naps with vivid dreams, easily falls asleep, lazy body. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
A stomach ulcer usually accompanies bleeding, and your black stool indicates there is still some erosion. It is recommended to seek proper medical treatment, which includes medications to inhibit gastric acid secretion, enhance gastric motility, and protect the gastric mucosa. In daily life, pay attention to the following: avoid overwork and overtime; engage in appropriate activities; avoid spicy and irritating foods; do not defecate within 2 hours before bedtime. In addition to treating gastritis, it is advised that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to strengthen their constitution and speed up recovery.