What should I do if I have gastritis and sometimes it hurts when I eat the wrong thing?

Patient's question:

Hello! With expectations, I would like to ask for advice on moderate atrophic gastritis, negative Helicobacter pylori, multiple gastric polyps, and positive occult blood in stool tests. Except for tonsillitis, bronchitis, and positive Mycoplasma pneumoniae, what treatment should I follow in this case?

Doctor's answer:

Simultaneous treatment is recommended. It is suggested that you first undergo minimally invasive surgery to remove the multiple polyps inside the stomach. The positive result of occult blood in stool is due to the bleeding caused by these multiple polyps. Bronchitis or Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection requires the use of azithromycin. For patients with gastritis, daily treatment primarily focuses on symptomatic relief. The patient can take various oral medications, complemented with multiple vitamins, while paying attention to self-care, maintaining a proper diet, and avoiding cold foods.

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