Patient's question:
My father's gastroscopy biopsy confirmed moderate non-atrophic gastritis with pyloric glandular atrophy and fibrosis. What should he pay attention to in terms of diet after that?Doctor's answer:
The patient's condition is due to the lack of timely and proper treatment, and the illness has been progressively worsening, with the possibility of further deterioration. Attention should be paid to a balanced nutritional intake, regular and measured meals, avoiding extreme hunger or fullness, eating slowly and chewing thoroughly, and actively and correctly treating the condition to gradually recover. Conventional treatment methods can only alleviate symptoms, but the gastric mucosa is still constantly being attacked. Some gastric medications may even further exacerbate the damage to the gastric mucosa, leading to chronic gastritis that is difficult to treat and may worsen over time. In addition to standard treatment for gastritis, the patient also needs to pay attention to nursing care.