Patient's question:
My father has had atrophic gastritis for a year and a half. You can see the examination report from Wuhan Union Hospital below. For dinner, he avoids spicy and greasy foods, doesn't smoke, and doesn't drink beer. The Eprazole prescribed by Union Hospital has been taken for several bottles, and the effect is quite good, but it doesn't cure the root cause—the condition flares up when the medication is stopped. He has also tried traditional Chinese medicine, but it hasn't been very effective. So far, there hasn't been much improvement. Besides avoiding spicy and greasy foods for dinner, what else should he pay attention to? Also, what can be done about the fact that my father sweats very easily?Doctor's answer:
Chronic gastritis requires a light diet in daily life. It is best to consume easily digestible liquid or semi-liquid foods, while avoiding extremely cold, greasy, spicy, and irritating foods. The treatment of gastric diseases involves 30% cure and 70% care. Medication is one aspect, but the other aspect is the need for care. You can take Gaobizhi and the Chinese herbal preparation Xiangsha Yangwei Wan for regulation. Eating this for a longer period will gradually improve the condition. In addition to timely treatment for gastritis, patients should also pay attention to dietary aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and avoiding spicy foods. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a top-tier hospital for treatment to achieve better therapeutic effects.