Patient's question:
I have chronic gastritis, and I've been experiencing more acid reflux these days. What could be the reason? Sometimes I also burp. How should I treat it?Doctor's answer:
Gastrointestinal diseases can recur due to triggers such as irregular diet, cold exposure, emotional stress, alcohol consumption, and medication. For now, you can take acid-reducing and stomach-protecting medications like omeprazole. It is important to eat meals on time and follow a light diet as the foundation, while avoiding spicy, greasy, extremely cold, or overly acidic foods. Always maintain a cheerful mood, engage in appropriate exercise to enhance your physical fitness, and undergo regular physical examinations. Consider improving the gastroscopy examination. Additionally, during the treatment of gastritis, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial. The patient must pay attention to rest and engage in light activities to avoid unnecessary injuries.